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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-02-25

Published every Tuesday at Boomers
Ferry, Idaho. in the interests Of the
Kootenai Valley OF Idaho. Entered as
second class matter, January 1, 1906,
at the postoffice at Boomers Ferry,
Idaho, under the Act of Congress Of
March 3, 1879.
Subscription rates, $500 per year II
paid in advance; $3.50 otherwise;
Canada and foreign countries, $3.50
yearly in advance.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-02-25

Carolyn learns why her uncle
and Amanda ParIow are now
so "mad" that they do not speak
as they pass each other by.
Read all about 1t in the next
instaIlment.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-02-25
(TO BE CONTINUED)

When Dame Fortune goes calling she
utterly disregards at home" days.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-02-25
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Fare to Porthill 90
Freight and express, per parcel. so
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

rn "s NOR prh-
the Republican, par III '
breaches" by
time The anxiety bring W''r"" Wilson
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with prospect if
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run on 10 S'H
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,broxs This anc opportunity tho effort =" a"~T ' wars
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

fusai 20 proceed along hos" l;n"s has
persuaded :, larE" par; "f IN" public
that. whatever. IN" so-calicd covenant
is. II is not i pcace lcaEu"~-'hai It 80
merely a warm-ovrr ot the IIac"" COR
r~n:ion. EraSivr r"rl;c$ T. pertinent
questions support this ccav'-tt"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

attention b. EiT"n to wedding out the
E":Sh'E!st~ III ctfr very midst, FOR crad
.HE tn" law hy rrnnln"nr" rr any ih"r
means. s. Bol$hoViSIn purr anh simple.
So = * up /" tn" proper "fi."InlS {"
50" lhat IN" law IS enforced regardless
81 VIII" II may he that commits 1 crime.
ih"r"f"r" putting justice in III" law.
Wheeling. March : ClrtIEE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
FOR srRof-r ARMY.

L"%InN. March 2.--Th> r"EuI.'r mI!'
larry establishment nr Great l:ria.'
never could E"r never ought 20 al =
III, low scale - i?li. Winston spence l
Church l.. S"'r"t:try a.: stat" 10" T"'
'!"riar"d ia tn" h"us" ~ coirnolS .'"'
day. t"lun"i churchill was irir"dut;n
iho army SInIatrs for Tho COMING: year,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
ULTuMATunI REFUSEp.t

S.\% FRANCISCO. March g N"-
'haa ",1"0 marh'ris;S nHi sh'ryard :.
bar - w"r" refused admission I" IL
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frHu'''sr" ha, '"hH! i"iiow'nE ;n"!~ =
Harc" ~. an l:!''rua.'w'n of IN" Cm1'oI''t .
;hr' 10 remain ~ w"rk on Sa;"rr!t
aH"ri",."~. = was announced h"F".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

Wilson will speed Up C"nGr' S. =
headline says. E.S .d"n;l" 'nn%r"&s
wasn't supplied with :, self s';Ir:":.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

his. money or n"cI"ctInS /" pay il. is
more than unpatriotic: Il IS dangerous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

BUY WAE SAVINGS &TAlI'$
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

But nc heck NJ L VS.. 10y Ny IN
spoiled !, al by InarrylNr "nrh "th7i.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14
Chicago. ILL.,. May II.
LONDON .MORNING POST" DIS
SATISFIED WITH BOAI:D Of
DEPUTIES ACTION.
iRy !. ]. rrR.)

London-The anti-Semitic "M"rniiig
rost," as was expected, is not satis-
fled with the resolution of the Jew
ish board of Deputies in regard to
the letter of ten prominent Jews. who
brarhidi all the Jewish immigrants
as BOlsheviki.
The Post" which was the first
newspaper to accuse the Immigrant
Jews of BOlshevism, was very cinted
At the appearance Of the letter. which
corroborated its statements, nni which
was signed by such people as Lord
Swaythling, Claude MOntef,o,c. and
Sir Philip Magnus. Now, however,
when the officially recognized Jewish
body Of England. the Board ,f Dep
uties. repuiiates the ten Jews. and
with them, the Morning Post the
latter is violent about it. Tn. Post
therefore speaks with disgust of the
decision Of the Board Of Deputies. and
again praises its ten Jewish support
e1s. In conclusion, the article pOirts
out that the Jews of England ,ught
TO he first Englishmen, aud after
wards Jews-.a theory identical with
the teachings of Claude M"ntefiore
and Company.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14

Orthodox Rabbis. who are els, menu
hers of the Jewish Ministers AssO-
cation. to sever their connections with
the latter Organization on pain of ex-
,ulsion from the Unicn. The Jtwish
Minister'S Association recently an
l.ounced its intention OF .wcr~rng to-
sether with the Zionlst Orga"zation
o: America f--.t 81. +"
The most Important undertaking OF
the Union during the past year was
the beginning Of the public .,tion OF
the Talmud Bsbli In the original,
which is to be issued complete in IS
volumes. Rabbi Rosenberg. the Chair
man Of the Publication Ceuzm::tee. re-
I.orted that the first volume las al
n ady appeared, the other volumes to
appear regularly every month Until the
whole set will be complete. lac con-
yention felt that this work was l
very urgent one, since the publication
of the Tslmud In Europe has been
stopped during the war. sGd the
Rabbis decided to support this under
taking as much as possible.
The Committee on Education Of the
Union was instructed by the Conven-
ten to prepare a textbook Of post
L:iblical history from the orthodox
point of view, to be used in all the
Talmud Torahs and other orthodox
Jewish schools. As in former years,
this years convention again issued q
warning to orthodox Jewish parents
to send their children to the nation
al-radical schools which are :.stered
mainly by the Poale-Zion.
Delegations from the Rabbi Isaac
Llchanaan Theological Seminary and
from the Sabbath Observers Associa-
ton appeared before the convention,
End urged the moral and financial
support of the Rabbis for ,hcir re-
suective Institutions. Such support
tile convention readily granted.
Among the telegrams Of greeting re
ceived by the convention, were one
from Rabbi Lesser, and another from
Mr.. Harry Fischcl the former being
| Chairman, and the latter, Treasure,
Of tbe Central Relief connaittee. The
Inter Committee, and the uiion Of
orthoaos NstNta have alxays been
worktns u elose eoorsratiov.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14
TO SHOOT ONE IN EVERY HUN.
DRED JEWS.
Related Cable Gives Details Of Pinsls
Pogroms and Threat Of New Hor>
rors Being Organized in Warsaw

/ ProclamatiOns threatening IN or
in every hundred is to be shot, scat.
tered broadcast in Warsaw has thrown
the Jewish population of tine Polish
capital into panic. according TO a
cablegram filed in Copenhagen OH
April 25th, but which reached t! Lon
don Zionist Bureau yesterday.
The strangely delayed cabl..sram, a
copy Of which was transmitted to the
Zionist Organization OF America con
tains details of the recenr pogrom
at Pinsk. in which sc Jews were killed
after the military authorities had
gwen the communal wardens - hours
in which to ransom the population
by the payment of 100000 Marks The
public statement of the military com
mander. Lutchinski. that the execut-
ed were Bolsheviki was Indignantly
denounced by the leading Catholic
that the victims. who Included num-
her of elderly men, were all ZiOnists,
and therefore members of TIN. Jew
ish party in Europe which is the bit
terest opponent of the communists.
Father Bukrawa has gone to War
saw to demand of the government the
summary removal of Commander
I.utchinski.
In addition to the execution. 40 9th
cr ZiOnists were arrested, also on the
charge that they were Belshcvtgi, but
Father Bukrawa's public den,nciation
6f the atrocity caused their release,
not before they had been shamefully
abused. however. The wives 0f three
prisoners. who accompanied their hus-
Lands to the Jail. were stripped and
flOgged. and one woman, Il school
teacher named Muletzka. weht insane
as a result OF her i'll treatment.
The Copenhagen cable states that all
the synagogs in Pinsk are closed. and
that the Jewish population is forced
t. do compulsory labor. Issues of
the Jewish papers ip Warsaw print
IN. details OF these crimes haze been
confiscated. 1t closes with the state
Inent that the only hope Of the Jew
ish population is European nterven-
tiOn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14
AMERICAN EMBASSY DEFENDs
JEWISH REFUGEES IN VIENNA
Representatives of This Country and
Switzerland Appeal to Paris tor Gal
ieian Jews-Baron Sonnina Prom
ise, Help.
lRy L j. T. FL

Paris-The officials Of the American
Embassy in Switzerland have appealed
tu the Peace Conference In Paris to
save from expulsion the Galicinn Jew
ish refugees in Vienna. As a result
OF this appeal, Baron SOnnino. foreign
minister of Italy, who Is himself oil
Jewish origin, informed the Italian
Commission, now in Vienna. lat the
Allied Powers will endeavor TO allie
viate the suffering Of these Jewish
refugees.
This statement by Baron Sonnino
eame as u direct answer to nn appeal
made by the Chief Rabbi of Vienna.
DIR. Ghayes. who is himself \ native
II Italy. Baron Sonnino requested the
Italian Commission in Vienna to in
form DIR. Ghayes that his appeal will
he granted. At the same time DR..
Ghayes was informed that Commits,
sion Of the Allies will also help the
refugees.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14


Dayton, O., was selected as the ncN;
place of meeting.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: president. Sid
Ley q. kusworm, of Dayton. o.; lsf
vice-president, Alfred A. Benesch. of
Cleveland; 2nd vice-president. Samnc'
Rosenfcld, st. Louis; secretary, Vic
tor Abraham. Cincinnati; treasured
VIM. Ornstein. General committee
Leonard II. Freiberg, Cincinnati
Adolf Biccard, Indianapolis. Henry
Fuerst, Akron; E. J. Schanfarber, Co
lumbus; A. X. Frey, st. Louis; Joseph
Sclligman, Louisville, and Louis NJ.
Frank, Toledo.
OF the IS delegates elected to the
Constitution Grand Loldge, to be held
la Cleveland in May 1920, Colorado
lodges secured four: Messrs. NJ. l..
Anfenger, S. r. Zwetow, and David
Z. Harlem, of Denver lodge, and u
q. Gusgenheim. of Pueblo lodge
Henry Sachs. of Colorado SPRING
lodge, was elected one of the alter
rates.
Arthur r. Friedman, Of Denver
lodge. was elected one Of the judges
of the District Court
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14
UKRAINIA APPOINTS NEW JEW.
ISL MINISTER.
tBy |. j. z. b

London-The government of eastern
Ukrainin has appointed the Jsw, DIR.
Israel Waldman, to lie Minister of
.,ewish Affairs. He will have charge
of all political, cultural ana economic
matters pertaining to the Jc,s.
The new decree of the east.an Tx
rsipian government in regard 10 Jew
lsh national autonomy allows the
Jewish communities 10 mannge all
tneir cultural, philanthropic, and san
itary institutions.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14
Orthodox Rabbis Of US.
And Canada Convene
MIZRACH LEAllER ASSAIlS
AMERICAN ZIONIST ORGsNIZA,
TON AT RABBIS' CONVENTION.
(By 1. J. r. b.


New York-That the american Zion
ist leaders did nat teer tassii word
awlien they promised the Aisxraehi q
certain share in the distribution Of
the Restoration Fund pronies; that
the weitzmann. Commission and the
Haddassah Unit in PALESTINE a"e pre-
judiced against the religious schools
,,nd institutions in that cOuruy; and
that DIR. weitzmann said that it was
emily due to the objections Ut Ameri
can Zionist leaders that the Mizrachi
was not accorded representation ON
lie Zionist Commission--theat. were
some Of the startling facts revealed
by Rabbi Meyer Berlin. head>'f the
Nizrachi Zionists, who has Just re-
turned from the LOnd"n. Ziontt Con-
terence. These statements, Rabb.
Meyer Berlin made at the Convention
of Orthodox Rabbis Of /. the United
States and Canada, which "a. held
IN this city last week
The Convention was considering the
advisability OF affiliating eith.r with
the Zionist Organization Of Nmerica.
OF with the Mizrachi. After the de-
livery Of Rabbi Meyer Berl,a's i'm
passioned speech, the Orthodox Ral'
bis by u unanimous vote, excepting
one, declared its sympathy with the
latter, and decided to help along
the Arizrachi's present half million
dollar drive" Moreover, following
the complaints of many rabb.s that
reports which they had recei ed from
Palestine indicated that the Sitho-
dcx institutions there were NOT get
ting Their due share Il the American
Jewish Relief monies, the Convention
decided to send II committee Of three
rabbis TO Palestine to supervise the
relief distribution. On this delega-
tiOn, Rabbis Abramowitz, of st. Louis.
Jaffe of this city, and DIR. Revl, head
of the Rabbinical Sen iHary, wcre up
pOinted, with Rabbi kanowitz. oi
11IlZuDeCn, N. d., hS ai'SAnNsN' CRO''
this delegation will also devo.ye the
duty of organizing an Orthodox
Teachers Seminary. whose main OBJ
feet will be to supply orthodox teach
crs for America.
The horrible massacres Of the Jews
in Poland and other countries 1T tht
present moment affected the Conven
ton deeply, and caused many pathetic
moments when the Rabbis with team
in their eyes, bewailed the Dresen
Jewish "Churban." At its :ihnl ses
sion, the Convention decided to cal
upon the Jews of America to assem-
BILE in the synagogs "n Er"v1 Rosf
('hodesh Nissan, when they ,hpulf
fray and generally mourn tLt ,:etiup
Of the recent massaeres, esp,sinny ~
Poland.
Another resolution which was car
ried unanimously wss the one calling
upon all members of the linton o
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14
JUDGE MACK AND BAlsoNDESs
WILL RETURN SHORTLY.

Paris-Judge Julian Muck and the
Hon. Joseph Barondess. two "f the
members OF the American Jew.;'l Con-
csess delegation. plan to return td
America within few days. TIE ot1'
er members Of tho delegation. .nclHd'
ing Nj. Louis Marshall, Will Tennnin
In Paris TO work for the inclusion OF
u .sBill of Jewish Rights" In the
Peace Treaty.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14
Are you prepared to assist in one of the biggest
and most beneficial campaigns the Je,us of
Denuer haue euer attempted?
HERE is YOUR OPPORTUNITY

The Denver Jewish which
Social Center in this city,
fuflment.
At of The Jewish News
begun consideration advisa building
organizations should Interested Stir all the enthu
meetings. friends let
o on l. -. -
the aing The Denver Jewish News offers 25
towards establishment
This is Cooperate with
maxi
DESIRE that and
for this
will have grand Getogether Movement all build the
Jewish Social Center of Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14

Better is a little with righteousness.
than great incomes thru injustice.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14

Continued on. Page Two.)
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14
ROSENFEIT IN COMPELLED TO
POSTPONE HIS TRIP TO Den
YER.
Director Jewish War Sufferers Reihf
Committee Is Recalled to New York

Milton NJ. Schayer, chairman of the
committee on arrangements to prepare
for the reception OF Henry II. Rosel''
felt. director OF yewish War suffer
era Relief Committed. receivesi word
that Mr.. Rosenfclt would have to can
eel his engagement in the city at tho
present tinre.
The message received reads as fol-
lGws:
Chicago. ILL.,. May II,
NJ. NJ. Schayer:
Midland Loan and Savings Co. Den
yer. Colo.
Urgent message cOnpels nc tp c,h'
eel Denver trip and return to New
York. Suggest date between June 14'h
and 18th, hope DISAPPOINTMENT will not
cause inconvenience. Please wire cen
firmation. my office. New York.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14

Thrift turns savings into = horne
u. 8. Department Of Labor W. B.
wilson, secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-05-14

PROSKUR0w JEWISH COAIMUN
ITi MUST PAY RANSOM
Survivors Of Pogrsm Must Pay for
Privilege Of Living.
tBy 1. .. II, b.

my !. d. II I-b
LOndOn-The Jewish community OF
Proskurow. against which terrible
massacre was recently carried out.
must now pay ransom II 5:.O0O
rutaes: THIS aees 10 the -lecR; police
which claims that the surviving Jews
iaust In this manner show ti,eir graft
tide for their being allowed to re-
main alive. The police In It's Mag
nanimity" will permit the lows to
pay the sum in two installmcnts.
Timoeenko, the man who organized
the recent massacre, Is still; ruling
the city.
The mirror., 1919-07-31
Interesting Peat Experiments
Selected

The division of soils of the State University doing deal
of experimenting with soils various Of the These
made for the what fertilizers needed
make this bog land produce good what of
adapted for so and the and
the lands of the G. Nelson who works with DR. Away
chief Of the division Soils Grand Rapids recently told
of the results already Of the
conducted.
appropriation
1917 which asked have this done places
the state Asa this appropriations work started
Golden Valley Marshall the characteristic meadow
the northwestern the we'll represented Fns
Zm ST. Louis where the bog
ative; and also Anoka where the still different
This work has been extended that
till being Becker Clearwater Kttson,
Marshall Polk ST. Louis Aitkn Belram and Anoka counties.
The experiments of the have shown several inter-
features regarding Soils expected
that the department will ready publish bulletin giving results al
already the
ready such information they have in connection
with Soils of the lacks according Mr. Neson
where there
reduced brought under cultivation than those
deficient easily the lime soils
The mirror., 1919-07-31

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elected
who last Omsk the headquarters
Boshevk the the coolest
in history Siberia suffering
Russia who found
Siberian They that
that thousands suffered
hands, The reached 81 90 degrees
Fortunately when
the wind did blow the cold ntolerable.
The fur could from penetrating the
became deserted often
had frozen their hands, woon gloves
mns stiff aching Reckless of the
resulting the obes freezing
and falling off at the slightest touch.
the terrible cod the visitor there feels buoyant and
usually like doing extraordinary work
the atmosphere the Siberian conducive
tuberculosis Despite the of the
80 80 DID, Nevertheless
the the Ok
the of John F. Stevens the American
gneer charge great Siberian railway suffered severely
Weight for weight, manila just about
Sheep of burden northern India and
20-pound loads.
The mirror., 1919-07-31

look for snail Shells Where they the SOIL there
little lack of lme Where snail shells the so
we'll make further whether
This
though independent
work being conducted the North Central Experiment
ton there Any Iasca county andmen who wish
Away his Samples of soils and should be
addressed of Soils University Farm. Paul. Mimi
Grand Rapids Herald Review
The mirror., 1919-07-31
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Miscellaneous Items Developed Into Human
Interest Tales by Ambitious Writers
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Forbearance

Hast thou named all the birds without gun?
Loved the wood-rose and left it on it's stalk?
At rich mems tables eaten bread and pulse2
Unarmed, faced danger with heart of trustp
And loved so we'll high behavior.
In man maid. that thou from speech refrained,
Nobility more nobly to repay?
o be my friend. apd teach me to be thine!
Ralph Waldo Emerson