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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
SENSATIONAL D|5L0YALTY AND ="
|N|SMANAGENE It CHARGES MADE
AGAINST CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS

Frederick Dixon editor OF the Chris
Ian Science Monitor. IT alleges mat
Mr.. Dittrrnorr was removed as n u'rHc-
tor because Of his opposition III inc
scheme Of the trustees by Tol" III d
majority Of the bonrd Of directors con
sistinC OF Alan II. Dickcy. Edwhru a.
Merritt, and William r. Rathvon.
The answer charges the trustees.
Herbert W Eustacr. David Is. ''S"c''
and Lamont Rowlands with "disloHaI'Y'
misconduct, mIsmanaE"m"nt ana 'hci-
ficiency" 1t says that Mr.. Eustacc Is inc
dominating member OF the board "i
trustees. and. with Mr.. Dixon. haH y"
InIimidatcd tho majority or thr I"al"
Of directors M to suhrcrt many 81 Ihe
church bylaws rhc trustees the an
swcr ontinuCs. hive sought to Wllhnth"
the publishing society from tho lc1itl-
mate control OF the h"nrd of directors
thus introducing II diVinion In the 'hrih-
tim Science movement.
thnrgrn nrr nlndr III IN" answer lhh'
the CIrculniimn 81 the Monitor I'm" l""i
mirrrprrnrnirL md Tint It's management
hun been extravaganza. especially IN hh
foreign rcrrtr. 1t Ci'"T pnym"ntH "I
larE- auu- for Cnhlr n"~r. amounting
10 saI Onn In ono month. rnld I" hnv"
hc"n largely rewritten from l'""l"m
,InIly papers.
The admiration ~ mnd" th~rc hn- boon
mn incrrnHr Of lhr publishing rnc!''T
| from tho mlr ri certain prrindirnlh. bit
| II In aan~r,cd TINT this wns due In tho
| fact TINT prIccE had been incrcna"d In
snmc instances 50 ncr cont and in other"
100 per cont. and that this burden he'd
been borne by tho Subscribers. who rrc
almost all members OF the Flrat Church
| OF Christ. Scientist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10

BOSTON, April 9--Chargcs Of dis
loyalty and mismanagcment on the part
Of the trustees of the Christian Science
Publishing society are made in sep
aratc answer filed in the Supreme court
today by John V. Dittcmorc. one OF the
defendants TO the suit brought by the
trustees last month to restrain the d.
rectors Of the First Church Of Christ,
Scientist. from interfering with their
management OF the society. Mr.. Ditto
more particularly attacks the methods
used in the publishing OF tho Christian
| Science Monitor. Il daily paper.
The other members or the board OF
directors dismissed Mr. Dittcmore on
March II last. eight days before the
ding Of tho suit, and appointed hrs.
AMMO NJ. Knott In his place. Both r"
and Mrs. Knott wcro made Defendants
| In this suit. the trustees asserting In
| thoir bill OF complaint that they wero
| unnblc to determine which WINS II duly
| appointed director. Mrs. Knott Joined
| III tho answer filod by tho other direct
or on April 8.
Mrs DIttcmor~'n nnaNNrr Cnmplotrn he
| plondinRn. II IL expected thni tho case
| viii hc sent 20 nnrtrr within Few
weeks for tho hearing Of evidence.
Tho nnnwcr dcclnrrr that tho manual
| of by-lnwr OF the Chrlrtinn Srirn""
church, nr nhminirtorrd Ivy Thr htArI ri
| dircctorn. conHtttutcs the supreme nu
| thurity over all departments az Chr,A-
| tim Science activities. including tho
| publishing society. IT nascrta TINT tn"
alleged disloyal attitude Of The trustees
has been known for u long time by tho
directors and that = ma Jortty OF tho di.
rcctore has been Influenced and intimi-
dated by tho trustees in combination with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
Thursday, April 10, 1919.
Az TO PUBLIC IMPROVE
MENTS

ts In It's discussion Of the proponed BOND
sssaoo for water improvements the Regis
n ssr makes a point which Ia 30 clear and
Is "a convincing that II In almost lncon-
!, c.evoAae that tho officials who have
3 AuaAnred tho bond issue proposition over
fncksd It. A provision in the incorpors-
ssea Of Greater Wheeling coutcrnplntos
4 that sach community incorporated into
!. ~ greater city shah discharge its e1-
y trtinr indebtedness at tho ttune OF In
u ecrporattcn by a seperate levy laid
I; axnanst the property and ctttzens Of that
& particular community. For instance II
" The ctty debt Of Wheeling at the time OF
%aneorporation into Greater Wheeling were
3 100000. the property and citizens OF
sswhat Is now Wheeling will be taxed
v geparately for the purpose OF paying
4 this 100000 debt If. at tho time OF
4 ineorooration OF Greater Wheeling. the
Y city debt should DO 100000. the citi-
n sons and property or what Ia now Wheel
\. tnr will be Ia ,eh separately Tor tho pay
~ mont OF this ~. ooo. 900 debt.
81 II The ban1 l7sue COCO through. o7 10
. ni.noo1, the entire burdon "f ihla In
n dsbtedrsaa will fall upon III" "ltl.""a
n ana the p,oporiy "r what In now Wheels
ssinx alone. This worry v"l"ah'" improve
= rncnt. which. In Ito nature. viii b" Tor
Nfne pervic~ Of nil the communities. will
: Do paid for by IN" citiz"ns gf tho city
is OF Wheeling m 1t now stands. md will
not be paid for by the citizens OF tho
entire community. Tho absolute In
equity OF this proposition Is. OF course,
y apparent. Why the trainers OF the bond
ing issue plan failed to recognize 1t Is
not apparent.
"a, Moreover. II VIC arc to have Greater
$ Wheeling. decisions Of vital Importance
S4to the entire community ought to be
: made by the entire community. The
4 citizens Of the suburbs which we nope
f to incorporate into Wheeling are vitality
siinterested in street improvements and
IAN the extension of the fire department
x and the police service. II the city OF
wheeling now hampers itself with a
large debt. the bonding capacity Of the
entire Greater Wheeling will be so lin
= ited that improvements Of streets and
extension Of fire and police departments.
IL which ought to be made. will be him
: dered. II not prevented entirely.
Tho common sense thing to do is to
- let this whole proposition rest until VIC
n have Greater Wheeling. or II not that.
make a reasonable bonding issue for
y filtration. which all conccdc Is desirable.
a ara lat other improvements walt until
= we have Joint action Of all communities
y interested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
MANY TRAIN ATTACKS
BY MEXICAN BANDITS

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Mcxican
newspapers reaching Washington to-day
repor, u revival of banditry In the state
Of Vera Cruz. Immediately south or
Tnmpico and record six serious attacks
on trains since tho middle OF March.
This is largely tho territory where Felix
pinz recently reinforced hy i"n"rhl
AurrIinnn Elnnquet. IL reported Ia hr
operating.
ON March 10 u passenger train be
tween Murrlla and Arhmharo. Mlch"h"
rnn. where the rrhrl1 have been active
Iur in"uihn was held NJ. the "Th""
uunrd whIrh usually accompanies "n'h
train was attached hnh IN" pnan"hHrlh
rnhLrd 81 oil vnIunhI"s aud Their 'I"lh'
inr The, guard "r g"vnI nn"nl lt""Pn
rr,nnnI aud fhn1 I" III" hIlln.
'rwn days Ini"r March Al. u fIniEh'
ITnJu on IL" Inirrs br"npIr lin" h"i~""'
MorIru tI,y uud Vcrn frm' was drn"
,uIIcd by rchulr Tho fIrninau WINS ct
yrIcIy luIur"1 nud tho l"n"ruuilv" nnh
lander 1calruyCh On tho rnnr day
TppaiIrtnr on tho rnmc llno. between
MosIro city mud I'unbla. hcrnil"d n r"ln
md robbed tho pnae"nR"ra at all NOR
holunRinar 'rhr government troops
wrrc "vrrppw"rrh. lhr"o killed ma mo
others fiorl to tho hllla. Tho engineer.
wounded.
A mixed train on tho Vera Cruz lat H.
mus line between Vera cluz and Ti"rr't
blanca was dynamitrd March 90. tn"
sxprcsr cur robbed and four rr flv" cars
of freight which the rebels could not
carry away burned Seven passengers
wcre wounded and ravnastcr carry
Ing 10000 pesos was robbed. Thirteen
government soldiers guarding the train
were killed and the rebels carried away.
the paymnstrr and several passengers
who were being held rar ransom nj Inc
time the newspapers reporting the at
tack were published.
Tho most serious train hold-up re-
ported by these papers was on March 10
when an entire train guard OF flfty men
was wiped out hy body Of rebels I'M
dor the T7eIicista chieftain Gahay. who
recently looted the town OF Coatrnec,
and burned the Hacienda Of Santa Vita.
than ten miles from Vera Cruz on Il
| train between that city and Alvndorn.
A freight destined for Puchla from
| Jalapa, was dynnmitcd April !. and n
! large amount OF freight was stolen or
| dcstr oyrd. The train had no govern
mont troopa guard and tho trim crew
/ WINS cnpturrd. After dynamitinR ono
| engine the rebels ordered fireman IN
! take tho leader and some OF the pnrly
j and their prisoners M tho line some
! distance. While tho Lender " The rebels
was engaged elsewhere tho fircmhn
| started his engine md escaped with two
cnrx nr oil and three OF sugar. Tho
nCwSp, prra report this rebel bnnd Ia
| have mum bcrcd more than 500 mount
| cd mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
WHY ER|NENT
WHY BECOME A PHYSICAL WRECK

'rhr Irri In none Ia" EU"d whrr" your
hrnIth In conc rrnr,l. II In very 'onI'y
and often dniiH"inun To Nnu Ihr' ih"
rIphI remedy IL rTrtnrr your h"h''h
rh"u why experiment.
Get IA box Of The fninnun Hungarian
IIlnnd Trn-rur CnurtlpatI"II. drrp"r7lh.
liver. kIdnry. hoIun"h hnd hl''"l lr""-
l,ICr Your hrnlIh will inpr"vr. your
eyes will pnrllr. your COnrpl"Si"n VIII
hrrnuur rirnr and ihr glow Ut h""ll tn
win prove Tint Hungarian ltOuh Tnn iR
lust Mother NuIurrn own E"nil" touch
uron thr whole syRtcm. In II perfectly
cnHy md healthy way. II works quickly
and surely by making tho liver nctivo
tho bowels regular and the digestion
perfect.
bulgarian BLOOD Ten ls used tho world
over by millions IF sufferers hKhllnR
discusses md wardinE of old age w"nk-
nosscs. They includ" happy girls bud
ding into womunhoOd ar women cross
ing the prccnrious threshold OF mo.
All recommend 1t. Men recover their
strength and vitality, the blood becomes
rich and pure. and the snap and sparkle
Of good health returns to those who
were In despair. just ask your druggist
today for trial package OF Bulgarian
Blood Tea and you will never regret the
time you spent In reading this Item
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
Our Daily Story
STRIKE OH THE BOZ.

Until Ac started to smoke pipe 81
tho Office Shinbonc Waivers life had
flowed along like song. But from
that moment all was changed
Scarcely had he lighted UP for the
first time when Hemmingtoss. the
cashier. strollcd over
''tiivc's a match. old man." hc said.
And. all unaware that that moment
marked IL turning point in his life. Wa
vrJ took out his brand new box or safe
ty matches and told Hcmmingtoss 10
help himself.
Within an hour The seven other mem
hers OF the office force had asked Wa
yer for matches. BY noon the box was
half empty.
The next day. with another new box,
he was bcsicgcd again. md the next
day. and the n'xt. Waivers DISPOSE.
lion. once y CHEEKY. became sourcd ana
morosr lIr simply had To carry
mntrhra because his pipe kept gong
out. and the others. having learned To
depend on him. never brought any or
their own.
Wavrr trIrd gentle hints. such ms
"Whnt's you think ] am--a match fac
tory" and ITS time som" OF the r"St
nf you guys bought matches. amt ll?'
hui they were Iukcn ms more PHEASANT
rIcs Wuvnr'H eyes took on hunted
hook whenever anyone hpprnnrhrd MN.
far frnr II should hr fnr matches. He
brr'umr lean nnd cmarinIcd IN hppchr-
nncr. md rnrriy spoke word one
day he rhrwrd Ihn lend "mi at four
dozen nrfIr" prnrlln. md IA" nrN morn
ImH they found him there. Iuii" dead
They sent all his effects HON" With tn"
bod, ...rAurpI nrvrrnl h"hrn Of nnfrty
matches.
Moral Don't rrn"isr Pipe nj Tho
u.rutnrted by t!r"rE" Matthew A'lamn.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
Safeguarding Democracy

Now that We have made democracy
safe. folks, let's practice IT.
Democracy first of ali isn't simon
pure license 10 do Just as one plcnses.
lit isn't personal liberty increased, to
tho nth degree.
1t isn't what the Bolsheviki seem to
think it is.
Democracy first and foremost means
obligation.
1t means mutual effort for the gem
cral welfare. Its advocates. supporters.
! disciples. call them what you may, must
! be soldiers or the common good.
! They must sacrifice some things, put
aside others. deny themselves many IN
dulGcnccs. and work in behalf OF hu-
, manity as whole.
Indvidualism and democracy must DC
!; divorced They never trot in double
harness. They can never be made 10
, keep step.
Autocrucy Is built upon individual
! Iam.
tunl liberty. mutual sacrifice.
If we hope to make democracy Il
world blessing "" must live up 10 us
requirements We must be brothers 10
the backward peoples IN well No TO tns
most progressive. the most cnilghtench.
We must have the welfare or mo
world very close to heart.
And Uncle Snm has always stood Tor
Tint America hns hrcn the asylum lor
The dnwntrodirn the opprcssed. mo
! ,,rnnniz~d over since ihr Pilgrim Pa
Ihnra stepped unh"rc upon Plymouth
Rock.
Now II IL np ~ ur mn hmnrlcnnr.
from ihr world yIrwpuInt. Ia ntand ny
the prInrIplrs TINT hnvn made IN great
To support democracy TO tho hnlHh.
oar nrnI rnnl cont ributl"n was 'hAno
lIbrrnIly. Kindly. freely. We nav" IIV"H
pnd dollars with prohiEal mana.
HIund r~ndy (" Wv" moro.
We Caunrl refuse now TINT Uhc'"
Ham needs rImpIy hollnrr I" nnlsh III"
Iob md wlpr clean tho slate.
VIZ must put tho NIrtory-iipnTS
I,onn over with tho ammo old spirit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
CHAMBERLAIN AND BAKER

Senator Chamberlain Of oregon and
Secretary OF War Baker continue to in
s<ruct and entertain the public with
their controversy concerning the defic-
fencics Of the war department. Senator
Chamberlain, be II noted. is a distin-
S.,ished Democrat and chairman Of the
committee on military affairs OF the
1 United States Senate. He was elected
4 20 tho Senate by q remarkable popular
vote after having served with distinction
aa governor Of his native state. man
OF his character is not to be treated
Y ltshtly, and the criticism which he has
nrousht against the war department
touch not only its efficiency but the in
I texr4ty and good faith OF its manage
ment-
I A few weeks ago Mr. Chamberlain call
Cd particular attention TO the arbitrary
tn1sassIces inflicted by various courts
martial for slight otrrnscs. and In sup
uort OF his statements quoted letter
q from BrtEndior GENERAL Anseli. VIII" went
+ iato detail on the subject. Ansrll was
4 promptly rcbukrd by nnkrr and rnducnd
IN rank. Ills lntter OF ,icfcnnn was sup
h prenaed by the war drpn rtrnnni. but
4 gsnntor Chamberlain mad" II public. In
his capacity OF chairman or the H-natc
j military committee. Now Chamberlain
n ailsxes that tho mnilr mr." being unrd
I, Illegally by tho war department. under
the direction OF Secretary Hnker. for
s fs,o purpose OF conducting n nation wfdc
s,ropa Ennda in defense OF thu war de-
j cartr,ant. Hc especially names Colonel
q Whisanora an officer whom. nc claims.
NTH four others, is being practically
Aus1k IN tho service for the sole purpose
! eP nrpplyins literature in defense OF the
q szux department, which literature is be-
II Ing fras,ked through the mail in viola
j ton Of tho law.
8 rne deacssnctea and failures Of tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10

Action urr l"tIinu tho uurirn'I Tor the
engraving uf the coupon bonds I" u" m
rur,, hy Tho r,nlr IN The -rtil"m"h' 81
tie VIrEtnln ,irhi wn- deferred until IT,
morrow an account or iw" rr"np""l'''
hIddcrr not having RECEIVED ""pI"" "f
Ibo uu~rIuunlIuuH n"rnrlinK To Ia" lie
rinIon reached nj the meeting todny "'
tween representatives nf tho Htnt" aHh
tho hidd~rr.
Nv virtue " tho power pcHi"h In 'h"r'
by bill pnrscd nj tn" npncial E"NR'n'
OF the legislature. state Auditor J"h>
L T1nrrt md Sintr TrrnRurcr w. =.
Johnson arr TO hive charge or letting
hc contract.
Thirty thousand coupon bonds arc IN
b. Issued Nine thousand Hrc or l.""o
demon nation. 5000 OF $500 dcnotn,ha-
tlon and moo or 800 denoJnination.
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war department will undoubtedly be
subjected to a most thorough invcstiga-
ton at the next session OF Congress- 1t
is noteworthy. however. that its most
severe critics have not been found in the
ranks Of the Republican members OF the
Senate On the contrary. Democratic
members like Senator Chamberlain. who.
through their positions. are brought in
close contact with Mr.. Baker. and his s,s-
sistants are it's sevcrcst and most per
sistcnt assailants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
RIPPING RHYMES
THE TuwHRn.
BY WALT MASON.


MY chr has stood in solemn state
since winter came TO pass: but now
that winters pulled it's freight. and
gentlr spring is at the gate. it's
time 10 burn some gas. This morn
inE 10 The barn ! slept, and looked
the lumbril u'rr. where It through
long long months has slept: and
then ! sat me down md wept; my
tears splaShcd on the loor | hoped
to swell my mcagHr roll when win
ter days wnrH done: | said. In
spring paticn, soul won't have 10
blow himself for coal. and so he
saves some n"n. In wintcrtimc he
has no cnancr 80 salt away bone;
he's always digging from his pants
the whrrcw!ihnl 10 feed his aunts.
and buy tho children ponc. And
now that spring is here. alas. en-
tlnguishcd arc hopes fires; my
bank account will cut no grnsa; II!
have 10 hny up oil and gas. and
costly tubes and tires My BUM
boat must be- ovcrhaulcd by skilled
and gifted gents; and when they
have Il fixed and dollcd. and with
their little bills have called. ! won't
have twenty cents. For bank ac
counts all sane men crave, but they
are hard TO get; we're always plan
ninK how wc'll save: and then IFS
lime To buy Grnv" "" have 10 30
In debt.
by George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10

Paris newspapers broadly intimate
that American agents have tried to
blacktnuil the French government by
threats OF MIR. Wilson's departure. Per
haps II Mr.. Wilson had some nnsocIates
who would dare to Eivo him littlo
sound advice. he would not act llko q
pctulnnt nchpolbOy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
CANDIDATES TO meet.

All members Of the Young Mems
Christian asgncia ton who expect 10 turn
ont for iryouts for places on the nasc'
ball team that will represent that as
ISOLATION arc asked To meet In tho rooms
OF tho association at 100 o'clock Frloay
evening. Many matters Of importance
will be taken M at this meeting. Ffof.
Miller will coach tho nine. ana IS eS-
pcctcd to develop a team that VIII DO
able to make a name for the on the
diamond. .s~ a., ,.---. t., -. :. 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
1ssUn ovrnsupsCnIBEp

WASHINGTON. April n--Thc wnr I'm
me" corporation today notified f"dcIIIi
scriptiuna 10 Ih" 500 600. 400 issue OF
five prrcrnl on" year bondH.
"Thr distribution of tn" issue hns
hccn entirely SUCCESSFUL" said slntc-
Incni NV the rnrpnratlnn. "nnd n great
number OF snnIl purchasers have TAX Y
advantage of Tho offering which Wa
made in tho various districts from he
federal reserve banks through NIL the
bnnkH md denlcrS Of The hlStriClH."
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Tho prrtrnno Of open diplomacy has
tho n-gutintorn in I'nrin. and wa opino
frnm nundry ruundr issuing from tho
council room that Woodrow .Inny Ho0n
tnkc hin doll rnEs and como homo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10

Ono blessing has already rcSult"d from
the national prohibition amendment II
hns provided good jobs rs special rcvc-
nue. agents for 5000 deserving Demo-
Gratis"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
FOR Aa-RoUR WEEK

WASHINGTON. April o-Thc war Ia
Dor board decided unanimously today
for the adoption Of a 48 hour week for
the silk mills In the metroPoiitan or
kers In the 1876 mills are affected by tho
decision. .. $50 ....... -...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
Ex-mN1srER ENDS LIFE

LONDON. April 9-Count FcstcttcE.
formerly Hungarian minister Of war In
the cabinet of Count Michael karolyi.
has committed suicide. according to q
German government wireless message.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10

Gvc Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy &c
keep the cough loose and cXp"ctorAtion
easy. It is excellent. For sale by all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10

The poatorrice department has issund
postmast or commissions to Oren L. Gill
breath. Altman. w. Va: ]. Tyrce Wills.
Mountain Cove w. Va; and designated
Roscoe e Mitchell. acting postmaster
at Hurricane. w. Va 1t hns ordered
the office nj Mulvane. FaJette county
discontinued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.

------
WASHINGTON, d. c., April s.--For-
con.,or Nahum RAW sco,, h.s ,n,u.,o.5
ror .Irh,v rssrs - ,vnGc heins hnied
i,no e.; r,.cord mi H.. I.ns nr,md
- hnI ~. ,,in,nn. nr N. ,s.. n,t him
o,.tIU ,nn - i,s, ~ ,nI him ror A
,,,,'' mo, ,t.I ,n $780,, .,,, v,n-
.'tI- ,'.. 49,, .,n,,,,t,I,.J ,,,,v
,',IiIus n,,,,,,,r, whict, c.,,n.s .u many
ILL.,, , -, "a. ,,.1,,,,,I ,,r'
IT,, a., ,,,,, nr,uI or IN, smurIla,,, anil
.nr,,,,rr, ,,r tho law A.,tl,imr .r Tho
Mimi ft,rot., ucuIi wont e. rnurr to
iIcntir, an 400 u,r,h ,f Icwala h.Innn-
IN. Mr., u,.,It whl,h worr uInIon
,,,u ,noI, anar,,ncuIs n, leading no
tot I,rr Oc,ni,er ito i,lnn,IGiod tho prop
,,Iv ana horrIup on ,.rnasInnai Mi
rrn,, ,,,n,:. In ,ha ,,I,ro az Tho prnpsr
'.y,,ur iI,,,nr.. In o,,lrcaaiup rho rnur,
,.,,,, t,,,,,, rn, oIung vcrv voll for a
nr,,,,I,n.r
e,ua-, r. pood Who mn vcu r,nre-
80. -, ,hrI,,,,a ,.tnrl,,b,ry Ji,trrr,
T., -, h,,,n. ar ,onrcsontstivc, ia n
,yp. " .,hc scEo1or IN noiitics." He In
~ ,nd a,yav n lseticr md hcnce q moro
,,IcccscfuI noII,irI,n than most of tho
W:i,.n,, o~,.nn,nL Tr Rod ia ns much
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-09-03
THE PROMISED LAND

The vonist for the occupaon of Palestine going
right ahead despite opposition and delay in determining the final
country The Zons that the plans of the
British that region the Turks will be carried out
probably the Jewish republic under the protection the
of Nations Whatever the the Jews
sured and freedom from the restrictions
and long imposed the Turks Jews and Chris
tians alike.
Some Zionist leaders say that less than 100000 Hebrews
from Europe America will Palestine to live Tens OF thou
sands said be already engaged in famarizng themselves with
the topography climate soil business opportunities of the region
and planning particularly introduce modern methods OF agrcu
This considerably than the present population If the
expectation realized therefore, the political and social problems
of the settlers will be simplifed by their numerical superiority
capable successful competition with the fresh vigorous modern
type of Hebrew who returns pioneer to the land OF his fathers
will surely take and science to redeem that
little sacred strip land between the Dead Sea AMI the Mede
1t have been fertile and welwaered ancient
otherwise could hardly the Promised Land that
the Children of Israel If the climate has changed much
Today is mostly semard with soil which, when watered
itself impoverished There of hopeless rock
and sand.
like Utah than the ordinary conception of gained
from the Bible STILL have been made to blossom the
Perhaps these hopeless Zonss do the with Palestine
Certainly their efforts the good will of all the world will with
them.