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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-09

Tone Of market steady
Prime lambs s1f@15
Fair to medium lambs sl3nl3.9e
Yearlings sllm12
Wethcrs '">alf
Ewes tGM10
Bucks $4%j
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-09
LODGE DIRECTORY

KNIGHTS OF PYTHGAs MHER AT
Mccormack hall on every Tues5ay
az s. p. Andersen. G. G. +. j.
Kuntz, K. R. & s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-09

Between April ] and April ls, 375
carloads Of potatoes we're shipped sut
Of the Yakima valley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-09
PRICE AS ALWAYS

In spite Of greatly
increased laboratory
costs due to the War,
BY sacrificing profits
and absorbing war
taxes we have main
tanned the price at
which this family lax
ative has been sold BY
druggists for the past
% years. Two sizes
soc and S1.00.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-09

Yakima county has voted bona IS
sue Of S5O0.OO0 and the money viii DO
spent in improving the canal hat Mi
gates 400 acres Of land in she sslak
district.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18

portul mai spure ca lholsevistii all
suferit 5000 casnalitati. Sc mai
spune ca toti1 comisarii ibolsevici
aneajati in aeeasta lupta au fost
execlltati. Mai departe raportu
spalne ca apararea ssa concentrat
aclam la Pskov 81 Ostrev.
2ocialistii germani xor se con,
traAhalanteze rliscarea in favoa-
rea Kaiserului. Berlin. Trei
Iadunari poporale al fost convo-
cate pc milne de catra socialist
GU scopul de a destepta lautori-
tatile fata de politica ei de
tturmi1: Sc declara ca o 1ncer-
tcare Sc va face, folosfndu-se sfR
prezenta Maresalului Won Hin
denbnrg, de a migca masele po.
porului in favoarea Kaiserului
Demonstratiile, in cea mai ma.
re parte de catra STUDENT, aplau-
dau pc Hindenburg 81 Ludendorfi
strigind totodata 81 ,,sa traiasca
|fostul Kaiser 81 vechiua imperiu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18
Societatea romfna de ajutor

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Desteapt3-te Rom1ne's
din Detroit, Mich, pc aceasta ca
lie face cunoscut membrilor sal
carl locuiesc in Detroit, Michigan
81 vecinatate, ca secretarul finan-
|ciar va incasa cotele lunare Ia
1850 Russell Street, deasupra ban
cei celei mari: Bank of Detroit
in oficiul dommului DR.. A. Lapp-
ner.
Bine inteles ca incasarile Sc
vor face numai in acele Dumineci
cind nu s,lnt sedinte la societate.
Si orr cine voieste a-si achita
cotele lunare IS. G. fratele secretar
financiar va Fl in sus numitul O.
ficiu de la orele 10fa a. M, pima la
IL a. m.
in numele societatii ,Desteap-
tate Romfne" din Detroit, Nj
chigan:
loan g. Petroviciu, presedinte.
Nicalae Ignat, secretar fina1ciar.
(7O-72)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18

(7O-72)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18

Z
Zilele trecute, Ia una din garlic
din New York, sosesc trei Ro-l
mini; dol harbati 81 Q femeie, Gu
gind Sc piece acasa.
La CARA, droaie de ospatari,
din asa Elsa combinatie pentruI
ajutorarea 81 inlesnirea calatori-
lor Ronfni, ii inhata: ,,Astia
|sunt al mel, ca ecu le-am telegra-t
fiat cal .astept," zice unul; ,,bst'
isant al mel, ca .eu le-am scris sai
vina ca ii astept,' .zice altul;
!, ,.ba al mel ca eu ii cunosc' J;
,Fugi ma ca sunt consatenii
mel Date in laturi ma, ca tie
cirpesc. Ell LEAN scos sifcarti 81
trebue sd vie la mine ,,Ce tot
Iti umbh fleoanca ma, pfrlitule I?
,.stau am staruit sa le dea pasapoar
te" 81 sc incinge un taraboiu
ca cit pc aci sd sc ia la paruiala,
81 bictii calatori mirati, uluiti.
zapaciti, stau 81 privesc la ei. ne
rstiind ce Sc faca Sc scape de in
curcatura.
In cele din urma unuia dintre
.,Ospatari's ii vine 0 ideie genia-
ia: ,.Hai Sc tragem la sorti ma,
81 pc cine 0 cadea lui sc fie,' g
81 sc fnvo1esc. Frau vre-o zece.
Sc TRACE sortii 81 cei trei Romini
pleaca cu norocosul cfstigator. -
lSe scena desgustatoare! Ce de-
gradare morala! 81 ce bine ar fl
facut calatorii aceia sa lie fl zis
,,Inlaturi jigodiilor nu va certati
pc socoteala noastra," 81 sd Il
mers Ia un hotel oare care, sau
in lipsa, 81 la polite, sa fie gaz-
duiti pima Isl gasesc gazda ell
'nrai multa demnitate.
Tino, fostul rege al Greciei, a
dat o preclamatie ca el n "a re-
nuntat la tronul Greciei 81 isl re-
zerva toate drepturile asupra
lui. - Sc yede treaba ca Sofitei
lisa urit Gu traiul simplu de bur
.gheza 81 lar ar vrea sa joace po-
Utica pc degete. Gu Tino slaba
nadejde. Mai curind ar reusii sd
Sc ia GU binele pe linga Venice
los.
Dupa toate probabilitatile, Sc
'natul, pima la Craciun va vota in
.prilfcipiu tratatul de pace GU Ger
anania.
] ziarele din New York zn ca il
| Ohio au reuSit Uzii Gu inajOrit&te Z
idle 5000 voturi. MOI suntepl
in inima statului Ohio 81 inca nu
stim carl au cfstigat: Uzii, sau
uscatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18
|NF0RNAIlUM

Kievul evacuat. - Londra.
Generalul Denikine a dat ordin
ca Kievul sa fie evacuat, anun-
tat biroul preset ucranian. Sc
spune ca fortele ucraniene au ta-
lat linia de communicable a arma-
tel .Generalului Denikine din acel
oras.
Coasta rasariteana de la Marea
Neagra incepind de la Yelenzhik
81 pima la Sochy a fost capturata
de o armata de insurgenti, proba-
bill de 10000 soldati, care laat
armata aui iDenikine pc la spate.
Insurgentii au capturat Mario
pol, situat la lao mae Ia sud-ost
de Yekstelinoslav; Birdiansk, ST.
tuat la patruzeci ii cinci de mile
la sud-vest de Mariopol; 81 Ale
xandrovsk, situat la cincmeci de
mile spre sud de Mari0pol.
- -
0srmania are multi 'togatani.
Bruxela. Sc poate ca Ger
mania Sc strigc ca este saraea,
GU rt0ate acestea are multi ceta-
teni fmbogatiti acnm .de curind,
dupa cum spune un ziar belgian.
! Oitfnd din ,,Vocea Poporuluis
din Frankfort, ziarul belgian spu
ne cd in 1917 patru suite 81 noua-
.zeci >si, unp de ,germani an ,admis
ca au yenite peste un million de
marci. in auul prmator llumaral
.lQr 4 crescpt Ia 504.
Git ,priveste pe .asricnltorf, a
.eeetia M gtin &c se faca Gu balaii.
;Bxnrile de pastrare din Hesse All
I4pst silite ca Sc reduca interesele
y 2 ;proeepte Y depuneri. 4
$50
@ k rapllia 4 e1s4sts ~.
.rr-- {Iiapspolis. Victor Lock-
.wcod sf Harlan CROUCH al pd&tit
u 2,16Ql hi Virgil Shepard ain
Qasyil pepteJ xecc 4aei cu It'll
nv liae ~ sschiu. LockrQod u
~ - fne5reat presnppsa
~.x q n ~ 49, - AZ A. 49, 7.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18


sea, cind eoas 1ll6 ca i apa PEN
,tru care au Nit ~, 40
Shepard st arestst 81 a adj
mis- ca q uml sticlele Gu apa
din riu.
Mou6 avert IL lui D,Anunzio.
l. Triest. Gabriel D'Anunzio,s
care q plecat ain Fiume Mercuri
noaptea III y cala expedite, de.
barcat la zdTh pc coasta dalma-'
4iana, dnpa kum spun depesele
/ primite aici = seara tirziu.
I D'Anunzio = fac,lt Q intrare.
triumfala fll cara, primhrd Q IN
Etimpinare ell{asiastna dim partea'
ipopulatiei itSliene, care astepta'
sosirea lni.
Capitanul a 'Anunzio plecat
din Fiulne NV timpul noptii. Tor
pilorul Nuleo insotea pc celelalte
vapoare dessrxEboiu din flota lui,
Sase suite al soldati erau pc va
Ipor fntre care 81 grenadiri9 de pc
i Arditi, fmpreslna Gu statul major.
Sc asteapt6 ca. D'Anunzio sa
continue expeditia lui 81 in alte
porturi de pe coasta dalmatiana.
Stirea despre noua expedite a
Ilui D'Anunzio este de 0 deosebitd'
ilimportanta pentru conferinta de
pace, pentru ca Dumineca au fost
alegerile in Italia, 81 aceste ale
geri Sc vor pronunta asupra att
tudinei ItaIiei fata de chestia
Fiume. In general Sc crede ca rl
face operatie spectaclllara ca Sc
intareasca partidul care-l sprijl-
neste 81 care perdut din popu-
laritate in ultimele saptamfni.
Uscatii vor, cere ca voturife din
Ohio ia fie renumarate. -, Wa
shington. - Liga contra circiu-
melor din America va cere ca sa
Sc renumere voturile din statul
Ohio. dupa cum spune secretarui
Ligei.
Lucru pentru senatorul Logde.
= Paris. Corespondentul Ame-
rican Edwin L. James povesteste
ca in otelul Place de la Concorde
fntilnit pc un diplomat de la
ministerial de externe francez a.
cesta La chemat 81 Ia spus: I'd
lie un favor. Spune senatorului
lodge ca .dnpa &c va gata Gu
: schimbarile in tratatlll de la Ver-
! sailles asa Ga Sc ,placa America,
lam dori Cd sal luam in seryiciu
sispentrn enta. MOI an dori ca
Ihotasal nllru 81 fie 1ptet IA
! lIain - "a se Al : illss
I |xlSnn i4nte ~ = care g Gernsania tse-
Ibue s6 81 plf asca. MOI DORM ga
B sd ,aveun contract pc Siria. MOI
! vom acccpta Gonstantinopolul, 81
dorim Ca Maresalul Foch sa fie
facut comandantul igei natiuni-
Ilor.
,,Daca in acest program este
ceva pc care senatorul Lodge nu
p6ate face, vom accepta 81 mai
putin 81 el poate spune pretul
ce doreste."
Monsieur a spus Americana
.,d-ta iii bati joe"
ASA cred 81 eu," raspuns
francezul.
4 Hotii de expires copdamnati Ia
xece AMI. cleveland, Ohio. -
| O selltinta de zece ami in peniten-
ciarrl federal de la Atlanta a
fost data de catra judecatorrl
Westenhaver lui Walter r. o.
Rouke 81 BeGiamin Monroe, care;
(au fost .acpzSf pentru hottie de
So, 900, banispe care acestia i-au
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18

ziarele din New York zn ca il
Ohio au reusit Uzii Gu ma jorit&te
de 5000 voturi. MOI suntepl
in inima statului Ohio 81 inca nu
stim carl au c1stigat: Uzii, sau
uscatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18

1ka. ,,America
y Natiunilor pc
Iie inirna din sta
peEie eiarnl Daily
at6rile ce le face
se petrec in Sc
referitor ia tra-
!! ierul acesta 'fsi
= Statele Unite
uiiile internatio-
etea va ceTe"
sews crede ca
~ ,relnedia gre.
tfndp-se de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-18

Dupa toate probabilitatile, Sc
natul, pima la Craciun va vota in
.priiicipiu tratatul de pace Gu Ger
mania.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
REMARkABlE FEAT OF BRITISH
 AtRMAN

Associated Press Service.
 LONDON-A trench newspaper published by one of the British di- visions in Palestine gives the follow ing account of an unusual feat by a British airplane in the fighting zone:
 One of our aviators was forced by engine trouble to land ten miles in- side the Turkish lines. His engine was miafiring, but produced sufficient power for "tax-ing" and short hops, but not for flights. Presumably the valves of two or three cylinders had broken or stuck.
 But the pilot did not give up hope and succeeded in "taxi-ins" the whole way to the British lines over the lev el sand. On the way he crossed a Turkish emcampment. and his un- dercarriage brought away clothes line and a number of Turkish shirts The pilot was attacked by several de- tachments armed with rifles and ma chine guns. but they invariably fled wien he charged on them with his gun. Two or three German air. planes dived and fired bursts at him but luckily hit no vital part"
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
ANTHRACITE COAL SUPPLY
 GROWING SCARCE
Press Service.

Associated Press Service.
 PHILADELPHIA.-A coal ex- perts predict that anthracite coal is going to be scarce this winter. all of the inventive genius in the anthra- etc industry has been hunting for new sources of supply. Operators are working abandoned mines. install ling new devices and putting in cleo. trio power
 The barrier pillar between the New Boston and Mill Creek collieries. con- taining soo.ooo tons of anthracite. is to be mined. Bancroft mountain, south of Ashland. is to be stripped of its surface coal veins for stretch of two miles. Fifty years ago this mine was supposedly worked out. aband- oned and then flooded with water.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
PROTECTS or EARLY SGTTlE. MENr PgRU.cNiLi
 DISPUTE
Associated Press Service.

Associated Press Service.
 SANTIAGO. Chile.--A messaxe read recently to Congress by Presi- dent Sanfuentes expresses the opin- ion that commercial interests are paving the way toward more amic- able relations with Peru.
 But the long-standAng difference between the two republics caused by the seizure of the Peruvian provinces of Tacna and Africa by Chile. the features of which make it the Alsacs- Lorraine case of South America. fs still kept ahve, and is aggravated by the fact that diplomatic relations are stiil interrupted.
 The vital question of the return of the province which Peru has been demanding for more than thirty years with constantly increasing in- sistence remains unsettled.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
20 MILE AN HOUR PLANES
 EASY TO MANUFAcTURE

Associated Press. Service.
 LONDON.-'It would be very eass for any English airplane manufactur- CT to produce machine which could make better than 260 miles an hour declared captajn ". 6. Ashton. one of the leading English experts on air mechanics. here the other day.
 This could be accomplished" he explained. "by merely altering the curvature. or camber. of the planes. But this would mean minimum, landing speed of about 15o miles an hour. and there Is the great difficulty: The machine would be unquestionab- ly flyable. but it's successful landing would require an aerodrome five oi sdx miles long. to say nothing of ex- traordinary skill on the part of the pilot'
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

Special to Tho Nugget by The Associated Press.
 WASIIINGTQN- , ,.oars ox

Assoc ated Press
 wAsHINGToN-afer of certain be General Anby Holy of becnme 
   for the
 This Administrative Commission to huuislln conditions economic to of Important is immediate of a Along  its ne
 All over the world tribes this  furnished When Britain
  Of General Alenbys
  1t forward Jerusalem Jericho delight ou as vors the establishment Palestine
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

Special to the Nugget By the Associated ANCHORAGE which organized federal ownte employed will council of
  anrs  the building of the willing without
 
 desirable  lots seldom sold the instalnent of Anchosese property taxed for sanitation garbage removal and fire protection which parnent but there pocs police administered United psrfored jail facilities 
 of
 
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  ws which will fset hsrsht enlorcs poMolss i phnsd and svn s@sc matter of 31 towsste m.aassr ss... x
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

The lated Press mmen Worlds sups of beef  of in Mcdonald believes 
  the  
  Taku river moving machn
 Many studied o of
   of Is
 NOTICE OF INTGMTloN HOLD MiMIMo CLAIMS
 PRooPo or ANNUAL sss
 PLACER LOCATION No1.cEs @ PoR sALE cARoA TOR RENT ckRps rrc gtA sek sALs AT rne NUGGET OFFICE
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
ITALIANS SHOW WILSON RARE h0M0RS


to the Nusgs Associ Prsss WASHINGTON romG Peshng the War
  of 
 division  tstion
 Portions ets. Div. to Enter erussel SEATTLE 4Recent that of
  Alaskan occupation government participated of arrival
  last of the wal period
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
WILSON GUEST AT GREAT BANQUET GIVEN sY ITALIAN
 GOVERNMENT

Special to omcial Qurinal   o the gatherings of scent
  in
 
  sons king continued om of urnanity pou that  welding Great the waiting o I'm.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

Special to the Nugget Associated Press from the Americ m! with can troops in Northern Russia number nine only killed cin
 
  drowned Two Discussing
  American allied
  winter campaign March Bolsheviki n Archan
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

 LONDON. Jan +-Tweny thousand withdrawn Siberia ing ffF The advces
   The and
  dsuny mutual
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

Associated Press.

Special to The Nugget Press
 LONDON Jan 4The is n a few cncal issue today until the
 The
  tonnage.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
WILSON MADE HONORARY CITIZEN sv ,rA.,An.

Special The Nugget by The
 . of
    Michael 
 The honor becoming granted visiting foreigners o signal distinction
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
WAR BLINDED soLpltRs FIND

Associated, Press Service.
 LONDON,-Nore than 150 British soldiers blinded in the war have mar. risd since losing their si6ht.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

THE NOME WG9lgLY SsVooET
 ooses. psr Month.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
WORK Rescu'Ne NoRTHERN PACIFIC
 ING RAPIDLY '' ..

Special Press. NEW YORK 4-Wireess
  today of hundred wounded soldiers 
 of
  Although with the
  as a result o theaccd dent
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

Special to Nugget Associated b SEATTLE flowing forthcoming nnth several weeks after the The January
 
 the Oregon capital
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

Her mother was taken away by the
Germans. her father was killed in the
war.
These are Just two out of the three
million French orphans of the war.
They are being taken care of now,
but thousands of others are without
help or friendship. All are father
less, many have lost their mothers,
either taken away by the Germans or
dead from exposure, privations or in
the bombardments. The Fatherless
Children of France, an American Or
ganization cooperating with a similar
one in France of which Marshal Joffre
is hte head, is trying to furnish Am
erican aid to the extent of tcN cents
day per child, to addto the tiny
pension the French Government has
been able to grant orphans of the
war. Every cent contributed for a
,child goes directly to It. Not one
penny is used either in this country
or in France for any other purpose I:
the expenses of the work are borne
by generous friends.
Cant you add one OF these chill
dren to your Christmas list? Not
only the money but your friendship
will mean to such a child a new be-
lief in the Providence OF God, new
love and thankfulness, and will help
to wipe out the memories OF horror
and suffering and the unthinkable
atrocities which these children have
witnessed.
To become godparent to child
or to make a Christmas donation,
write to Mrs. Walter S. Brewster,
Chairman of the Special Campaign
Committee OF this organization, who
will mail booklet OF translated let
ters from some OF the little children
already helped. to anyone who will
send stamped, self addressed en-
velope OF business size to her at
Room 92S, 40 S. Michigan Ave,
Chicago, III.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
THATCHER BROTHERS
BANKING co.

The Oldest bank in Logan City, is
still the largest bank in the city. An
institution thta can take care of the
financial wants OF its army OF Gus
toners for half century is most GER
tainly deserving of the excellent pat
ropage that this banking institution
boasts in the present year OF grace.
A glance at the official personnel re-
veals strength, foresight. conserva-
tism. business acumen and buiness ex-
perience A big bank can do big
things. Financial capacity, a dispo-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

practically he only place where the
nerves are interferred wyith. The
Chiropracic work consists of remov-
ing this nerve pressure only. A new
use for the X-Ray has become neces-
sary along with this work. The
photography Of the spine called
Spinography'. This in connection
with the Chiropractic knowledge of
the spine in relations to the various
condition of the bory has made the
most exact method of study and anal
ysis of the human machine in the
healing art today.
While nature which the Chiroprac-
tor relies on for curing hted iseases
of man, is the greatest healing agent
i'm existence.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
AN EXTRA GUEST
FOR CHRISTMAS
(By Alice Manning Dickey)

Wy AliSS hduulnB DlCht1t
Holly in the window. turkey in
the oven, presents Weighing down
the glittering tree, Christmas cheer
in the air!
Can't you make room for one more
guest in your Christmas heart-espe-
cially If 1t happens to be a little child
whose eyes are big and lonesome and
whose little body looks as IL it had
been hungry for good long time?
For just 1O'cents you can feed the
hungry stomach Of such child on
Christmas day. For $500 you can
care for 1t for the whole OF the Christ
mas month. And IL you can dig down
in your Christmas pocket-book and
pull out $3.50 all in one lump, you
can be godparent to a little boy or
girl for whole scar, being put in
touch with it through correspond
ence.
What kind of a child? Well, what
do you think about little ten-year-
old boy who for three years worked
every day from sunup to shutdown
saving up branches of trees for fuel
He must support one crippled leg
with huge stone while he worked.
One end OF huge cross-cut saw was
\ pressed against his tiny chest, the
other braced against the ground, as
with outstretched arms he drew to-
ward him the branches which were
to make fuel and earn 40 cents a
week for himself and an old grand
father.
Or, how about a little six year old
girl who, when the Germans carried
away every boy baby from her town,
was thrown to the pavement by a
burly German when she proved to be
u girl? She is permanently crippled.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
DIR. G.. L. CHADWICK.
CnROPRACTOR

DR.. C. L. Chadwick who first locat-
ed in Logan May z, 1915. served in
the U. S. army from June,191s to
February. 1919. as X-Ray technician.
He now has a successful practice
throughout Cache valley.
Chiropractic has made wonderful
progress the! asst few years. Discov-
cred only "a years ago, it has grown
to be the largest nonmedical profess
sion of healing known.
The Palmer school, the mother in
stitution now, has daily attendance
of 1900 students.
Chiropractic today has become an
eaxct science. Having learned that
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

sition to serve the best interests a
the general public, an equal oppot-
tunity to all men no matter whethtr-
their account be large or small. and
a desire to give every man u squara
deal accounts in large measure fig
the remarkable success OF the Thatcas
er Bros, Banking Company.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

the human organism is controlled by
an intelligent nerve force, that is dis
tributed by the nerves, from the
brain to all parts of the body. At
the spine between the vertebrae is
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-03-05
FRIENDS OF ISRAEL

The day spring from on high is
breaking, the time to favor Zion
seems at hand
To hear anything of missionary en-
terprise from such a people cannot
but be highly interesting at the pres
ent epochal time.
An opportunity to hear one of the
successful Jewish missionaries is
near-himself and wife, both Chris
tian Jews, page from whose bio
graphy, once heard, sticks to the
memory like bur. All should hear
his plea for his people. He has suf-
fered much already in their cause and
is willing to go any length for their
redemption.
Next Sunday forenoon, Rev. Mau-
rice Ruben of Pittsburg, Pa, may be
heard at the Baptist church and at
the Presbyterian church in the eve
ming, and week evening lectures as
may be advertised in the newspapers