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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17

learn to forgive those who have
harmed US and in our lives for the
development Of our best powers.
Suppose that someone has slandered
US. We feel hurt and are inclined to
resent this action. But we should try
to dismiss from our mind the wicked
motive Of the slanderer. We should
rather direct our thoughts to the fact
that tales told about US may be the
mirrors, though very imperfect, in
which are shown some Of the reflec-
lions of our own character. What we
regarded as pernicicus SANDER may
now become the impetus to urge us
on to remove the minor defects of
which we may not have been at all
aware.
We can thus learn to make oppos-
ing winds serve our ends, and, de-
veloping ourselves, we may find in
the very obstacles part in our road by
evildoers cause for forgiving them
we can regard them as instruments
controlled by higher power to help
US carry out our destiny.
Search the brambles of evil plots to
find the good among them. When
you have discovered the good element
in the harm inflicted upon you, you
will forgive and make, by your kind
ness, friend Of your enemy. Event
ually, you will learn to love your
neighbor, according to the teaching
Of our religion.
To reach this state Of development,
where we may love even those to
whom we may be inclined to feel re-
sentiment, we must develop our sense
of responsibility to cur God and our
higher self.
Just as We must purify our eyes If
we want to see Clearly, so must we
purify our heart il we desire to dis
Germ the good even in the wrong done
to us.
We must try to develop the strength
Of will Of a Joseph. Only then will
we, under all circumstances, act le-
niently with even those who injure us.
"He who hath forgiving spirit is
himself forgiven" Let US acquire a
forgiving spirit AMI the Lord Of for
giveness will be even lenient with US.
Amen.
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NOTICE..

Don't forget the dance given for the
Temple Bethel building fund given
December 2sth, from nine to twelve at
the Metropolitan Hotel Ball Room.
Admission sl.O0 per person. Every.
body is cordially invited.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17
Friday, December II, 1920.

occasion: r
"Ye have planned evil against me-"
But in the next moment Joseph
shows his strength Of will. He diverts
his attention from the thought Of his
brothers wickedness, and says:
GOD meant it to good" or, as we
have 1t In our text, an order to pre-
serve life, did Cod send me before
you
Nos askance, buS with favor, does
Joseph look upon his brothers.
Instead Of emphasizing the injury
they did him, he chooses to lay stress
upon the opportunity that their ma
licious act afforded him Of becoming
the spiritual gian. and the powerful
ruler. He passes judgment upon his
. brothers from the standpoint Of hu-
man helplessness. He regards them
as the instruments Nherewith the Al
mighty helped Joseph realize his
youthful dreams.
Joseph has taught US how to for
give. We must divert our attention
from what we deem TO be the evil
motive underlying the act Of our
neighbor. We are, rather, to utilize
the very evil that others may do unto
US, as a means OF developing our
powers. Then will we regard the
evil that befalls US, the injury, as an
opportunity afforded US to promote
our spiritual strength, and the wrong
doer as the means wherewith God
works out our destiny.
Because Judaism is a practical re-
ligion, 1t takes into consideration that
we are fully aware Of our own pur-
poses, and we cannot, therefore, ex-
tenuate our misconduct. We must
feel responsible for all our acts be-
cause we can do the right, il we but
will. Yet, in judging Of another, it
would be unfair to ADOPT the standard
that we employ in judging Of our
selves. We must emphasize mans
helplessness when we form an opinion
Of another; we must, in q word, be
more lenient toward our neighbor,
though he may inj,ire US. Only then
can we comply with the Biblical law.
an righteousness shalt thou Judge
thy neighbor."
How many Of US, though scrupulous
in our business dealings with our
neighbor, are fair to him when we
sit in judgment over him or over his
acts! How many CT US can truly as
sert that we are rot given to the
habit Of fault-finding with others
rather than with ourselves?
Would you rid yourselves Of the
evil habit Of finding fault with 9TH
ersl linen lay stress upon the con-
sideration that their acts are due to
causes beyond their control.
II Is Judaism that teaches US that
not only should We seek to extenuate
the evil deeds Of another, but that It
is possible even to love him who has
most maliciously injured US.
Even when we IRE reasonably GER
tain that one has harmed US inten-
tionally-someone has maltreated US
and wreaked all his malice upon US,
we may feel as though he had emp
tied upon US a culver full Of arrows,
each barb being tipped with poison,
we can still obey The law
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17
Why Not Give Books
This Christmas!
On Same Program
"A SEASIDE SIREN"

There is a peculiar dignity attached to the gift
of a book-tha is in no way affected by its cost"
The gift OF bookor set of books, reflects your wisdom
and good aseand what token of friendship could be more
lasting?
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THE JEWISH MONITOR
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13
|CUENT0 DEL Ola


| dichC: Isl estoy apesadumbrado el
| pasado Sc deSpierta, pero tn pueces
com~prenderne y yo tie pldo que me
consUeles." Con que amor exento de
tcda complication romantica le ha-
tria alberto ella los brazos! Pero el
disimulaba, no titubeaba en- renegar
de una passion que habia llumlnado
su ]juventud, hablaba cast con des-
den, con afectada ~ligereza, de una
! mverta por Ia que habia hecho sacrl-
ficios V todas las locuras. ERA por
despistaria Y guerra todavia a esa
mujer despues de dos amos de matrl-
monio, al punto de temer tralclonar-
Sc co~nfesando uTa trlsteZa naturall-
sima. En- csc case iQue descontianza
vergonzosamente compleja, que arte
para mentir. :Tenia una alma bastan-
tie mediocre para disculparse de IN
recuerdo inocentemente conceded a
una muerta Y juzgaba que ella mis-
ma era bastante mediocre para ofen-
derse por ESQ! Por otra parte, IRE
| nat0 habia realmente oividado a! pun
to d. 70 sentir NADIA al leer semcjan-
te n%Oticia. de ]encontrar ell trlste va
Tor de burlarsc. de renegar? 81 era
aSi, iQue egoista. Lucia ~recOrda5a
con augusta su expression cada veZ
dura Y falsa. su aire reserTado, 81
prisa en- protestar, en- disculparse de
IN rtproche imaginario. Sufria por IA
vulgaridad buscada de sus ~pa!abras.
GPor que no habia tenido un arran
que sincere. por que habia Querido
representa- la @omeGia de Ia indife-
rencia? PerO tai veZ no habia senci-
DO NADIA en- realidad. Al pensar este,
Lucia Sc ponia mas triste aun. No me
cstlma. Sc dcCIa: no soy 81 amiga.
Cree amarme.. PerO que 20 desapa-
reZca y algunos amos despu&s, 4 es
Q~uiZds. hablara de mi con Ia nmsma
sonrlsa forzada; yO no serS NADIA pa
ri el.........5PCr Que no? Ha que
rido lOcamentc a cSa Germana, olga
10 que Olga y ahora habla aSi De
| ella. A.Si G.. como hablan los hOMbrcs
de las mujeres que han querido. Yo
10 scrc nunca de las cue Sc cOmpla-
cen en- eScarneCer III amor que pre-
ceQ!0 ii de elias. Para que Renato
no 10 cOmDrenda es precise que no
me COnOZc2 O que me cTea egOlSta
! Y tonta. De todos modoS procedc NAL.
Nari&s vcces penso en- leyantarSe, If
a reunirse con su marido. abraZarlo
' dicerIe: "Pero llora, pues, Ten
confianza en- mi, C]omprende que 70
preferIlia mil veces consolidate a
creerte sin coraZon!.' Pcro no Sc
atrevi6 a hacer!o de miedo de no
cncontrar otra vez sinO disimuIo Y.
reti@encia.
Cuando Renato volvi6 al dormito-
rio mucho ratio despucs. tenia un aire
tranquilo, cast allegro. Su mujer cs-
per6 una confession, una palabra que
Dudlese poner fin al NAL entcndido.
Pero el no revel6 NADIA su vcrdadero
eStado de espiritu V r~esueltamentc.
con e aplomo de TN mariao enamo-
RADIO : tranqui!o Ia abraz6. Lucia.
d6cil, callada, irfinit2mente rristc.
cedio Densanio en- Ia muerta. en- Ia
! adorada. en la oiviGada micntras que
aquc! hombrc seguia 81 vida hahitusl
sin al pudor del recuerdo. ....N en-
2cuel abrazo con ell cue Renato creia
&oolmecer para siempre tcda sospe-
cha, u a!lnaS Sc separaron.
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Una Se1oya Sc soTpren.
de de Ia Cantidad
de SUI ROpa.
Las Tinturas "Diamond","Dia
mond Dyes renuevan los
articulos de ropa usados
V deSlucidOS.

No Sc preocupe acerca &c los per
fectos resultados. Use Tinturas "Dia-
mond," Diamond Dyes" garantiza-
das para dar IN color firme, rico Y
nuevo, a cuaiquier clase de generos,
va sean de lana, de algod6n, de soda,
limo, u otros tejidos,-vestidos, blu
sas, medals, faldas, saquitos para nj
nos, plunlas, tapices, cuhiertas, etc.
Ell Libro de Direcci0nes que lleva
cada paquete indica de I'M manera
clara Y precisa Ia manera &c usar es-
Ia tintura para c~ualquier color que
Sc desee. sin incurrir en- eQulvoca-
ci0n.
Con objeto De igualar cualquier CO.
Tor que desee. pida en- Ia drogueria
que lie ensenen ia t~arieta de dolores
de las 'Tintuas Diamond Ola
mond Dyes (Adr.l
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Dsg,aa y Ritual &c = Alta AaEla--Corue-
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81 T.-sisd.-o Li5r, de- Orc.-Praetzcas &c
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81. -rnuroE. se-rstOs e naSiA. e.c...SS'2S
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gp-o.isno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de as
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RenatO CnaValneS lela el mario
sentado cerca del fuego y Lucia, 81
mujer, hojeaba revistas 4 su lado.
De pronto e. lanz0 n exclamation
sorda.
Lucia levant6 los ojos.
-tQue pasa?
NADIA .....Es decir. Ger
| mana. Va sabes .......
ST. GPero que lie pasa;
-Ha muerto.
Lucia miro a su marido. Despues
dijo dulcemente.
-Pobre mujer $500.
Y continue:
Era joven. DE que muri0?
DE fiebre tifoidea. Trelnta Y
cuatrO anoS......
Tn silencio prolongado. Chavai-
mes meditaba.
-Te habia hecho sufrir mUcho, dl-
10 al fin Lucia. Pero comprendo que
SUI muerte tc causara impression. Is
natural que SientaS .....
No. Estas c~Quivocada, dijo el
vivamentc.
No digaS ESQ, Renato. Esa Mujcr
ha ocupado un gran Sltio en- tn vida,
III me 10 has conrado TODD. ES natu-
raj que ST. muertc inopinada despler-
| e e. Il muchos recuerdos : tC apene.
cjPoE que negar!o: frees que me
voF "lchuei Be que eSa passion e.
| taba eNtinguida, Sc que me QuIcres
sinceramcnte.
e. Sc obstin0.
-Tc aseguro cue IA coSa nc deJa
mdlterente:
lie VI bIcn cuando echastt a IN
ladO el dlarO.
rs c%ierto, me SoTprcndl....
La vista del nomDrc lmDreSo..
Pero NADIA mas. :tomo pueoeS
/ Greer? No, no., TODD ESQ esta le-
| jos,
I No es tan lcjoS, cinco amos.
En- clrco amos 5" oIvIGa, sc en-
terra. I'm lin te aSCguro.......
Renato se l~evant0 Y comenZO 4 ca
minar nerviosamentr. Sc obstinabl
en- 81 resolution de disimUlar a -.
/ muier IA cmociGn uu. lo habia mordi-
do cl alma. Lucia Sc utenderia sin
~convcnir en- clio: hab!aha as! por pu-
"a ceneroSidad, era precise que no
sospechlra que Il sufria. \ para
ocultar 81 turb&clon. 80 puS" 4 ma
b!ar con Ia No.uh'.id"d del que sc
deliende.
Tie as"guro q no me imEorts P"r
otya parte no tuve por ella mas que
una passion sensual; nunca Ia H. que
rido con el corazon como te Guier" 4
Il, no nay comParacloN poSlote'
Ademas, me hizo tantas. NO, a IA
vcrdad. guedeS creerme...
-Pero 81 + creo. R"nato. dljo
Lucia con triste traEaullitad.
Me crees con rcstricciones y ESQ
me c~oncraria.
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BIBLIOTECA DE INDUSTRIAS
LUCRATIVAS.

a 90 c~ss:I=2s rGaa t"o)
Cria dc GalIa4s-
Calcyu d. - g4t-;A-
g.ra G- la5-Gs-
C-bzl,os de CarEa-
C-ia le Ce-dGs-
CaGaIus DC THO.
GauaGo Lamar.
Taaustr2 AEucar:rA
TnG-S-ria AIruduUecG-
TuG.st-!u Esa4tcr4-
las flores ) suS perfumes
Ex2'otac;5a de ENea5 Ieche-as-
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4s@zeNaeNN47!f

+. V.-Longmont, Colo.-Las que Sc la
man indelebles son las tintas que Sc faor1-
can n base de nitrate de plata y cue Sc
usau para marcar las telas blancas.
Para IA MADEIRA Sc usan p~inturas de dife-
ren:es dolores. que "a vendcn preps-adas y
que son Z base de aeeitc. y para pintar en-
tcla Sc usan pinturas espcciales. cue tam5len
venden preparadas en- tubitoS f~leXibleS. slen-
do igua!mente 4 base de aceitc. Pinturas de
Ia misua especic Sc usan para pint2r sobre
p:cdra. mirmol. teocali etc. Es!as no pue-
den llamarse inde!ebles porQue 81 Sc pone So
bre elias un cuerpo caliente una parte de elias
Sc adhere = este.
Ia !ade!ebilidad de los colores empIeados
Para decora- IA loza asi como de los cue
Sc usan para esmaltar los netales, no Sc
debe verdadcrameEte 4 n pintura empleada
sine al procedimiento que Sc siEue. Pero tam
TO In vitrificacion de Ia p.;mera como el cs-
maltado de los scgundos reGuicren conociTien-
los y aparatos cspeciales Que constituent
TODD IN arte que nay nccesidad de cstudiar
Letenidzmer;e para podCr!o apliear.
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Il, U.-Gibsoa. y. M.-Nada le podemos
decir acerca del asunto que nos consuita.
e uuo de tantos que permaneccu agn IS
noraIu,. Sc cOnocr 81 cfecto. pero Sc desco-
nocc Ia causa y (. esconocimiento tie ella
au.oriza a todos = Greer 10 cue raejor los
parscc = todos pucden tsner razon. pcro
ninguno vuede ufnnarsc DC cstar cier;o de
que L. tienc. Cuaado mas IIcEara a estdr
convencido. zero Use cs;a oon"encido fire.
.yentemcn:e de- lautas cosas Que con cl ITEM
20 q aclsra que son fal5as.....!
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oBaAs DE HUGO CONWAY

Obrrs Gs Emilio SGigGrL
"A SIS ccGG tcHe.)
Lez Mls-s-ias Ge - iuulA-
LIS Pt.aas &C - ASlasia-
L. CgaqGlssa Ge lE -lperto-
L. EsasNna ge SUNBEAM
Il Eee0aguSEa &C &~suGp.aceE&
r Key de- Are.
E.u Is S~lsualas - AtrlI2
Easoro G- = Montana AEGL
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N. B.-Colusa. Cal.-Las ERtidades mexi-
canas que tieaen costas en- 81 Paciiico son las
sig:.entes: Baia California. Tcrritorio Fede-
raj y los Estados de Sina!oa. Nayarit, Jaiis-
co. CoIina. Michoacan, Guerrero. Oaxaca )
Chiapas.
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Tn I,aiiano.-San lgnac'o. y. Ms rEl-
den.e que 50 caIidRd d. cNtranjero lc Neda
el tomar pare ca las cuestioaes de po!itca
interior de este pals y Gue I'll tanto Qu" no
aGgu,--a So documcHtos que 10 acrcdlten CO.
no ciIGldgao americana por aataraliza'ion
tcGa actuaci6a suya IN Ia politica mi'itante
pu1d- ICY causa de diiirultad-> para listed,
PIE, Is una arna p0teru>:s'u:a pae abanto-
ua en Names lie sus anniversaries y d. Ia
suaI hara1 uso srguramentc, p"es 'stan mGy
en ~ d-r-chU.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13

Camille Mauciair
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13
RIOS DE AVENTURAS Y WAVES.

la Destruction de Carriage.
Les PlrataS Ge .AS BeTuGCaS-
+ HxyrrmIcio de ua4 Gr;ol-
Las AE1las C. - ES:-9A-
La Es.=glia &c u AcaUGau!2-
- O. As. &C las Ps:iSs.
z Hg-o Se! Corsa=io E15O.
Les Jl.In5C- FllnuStcsr<
los Es.raEos &c "a China
IL Montana &c Oro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-13

Renato Chavaines LEILA el dlarlo
sentado cerca del fuego y Lucia, 81
mujer, hojeaba revistas 4 su lado.
De pronto e. lanzo II exclamation
sorda.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17

$4,000 WORTH OF COUPONS.
Tea Set.
Pearl Necklace.
Boys Suit.
Shoes.
Muff.
Smoking Jacket.
Leather Travelling Case.
Leather Travelling Bag.
Silver Coffee Set.
Raincoat.
Silver Water Pitcher.
Eye Glasses.
Lace Curtains.
Ton of Coal.
$4,000 WORTH OF COUPONS.
Cord of Wood-Oak or Pine.
Child's Coat.
Bracelet.
Ring
Mattress.
Wood Stove.
Cedar Chest.
Rug.
Barrel Flour.
Crib.
Toilet Set
Floor Lamp.
Center Table.
Chld's Automobile.
Telephone Stand.
Officers Lodge Set.
Suit Case.
Cameo Pin.
Gas Heater.
Gas Dome.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17
gaaessEkaEE1a gM CONGRESS,

Wasalsgaeu. january. Republican
mexaherz Of Ceagress who have come
direet arOza various trades or crafts
int" tho hessrs Of Congress are many
ancordtHE 90 n recent compilation.
john a.. Cooper, or Ohio, stepped
from Tho szas' OF locomotive engineer
in order 90 take the oath OF office.
William j. Eurko OF Pennsylvania
was twain conductor. MahIon M. Gar
land ar Pennsylvania was an iron pud
der FFxnh w. Mondoli, of Wyom
'ng. majority Eaader in the House
"ncc drav. IKE pick in The mines.
a"hn ~ Norm OF Pennsylvania in
his e"-sy fife was an employee IN n
r,aes Factory Henry H. Osborne OF
c"''fora'1. atfsert Johnson OF Wash
'''s IN ANIL benjamin X. Focht Of
Fc"nsy'':z"IH worked at the printers
trade Cart w. Riddick of Montana,
ftasvs~ sR~,nesT0n OF Minnesota
and sesv. r. White Of Kansas are
"-"r''c-' r1vmcrs. John r. Nolan OF
CastfsssnFr Hung upon the peg the
a"~ca NJ y nr0nYfTer when he was
"'""'e" ~""r~"s~nsatIvc. John w.
s'''""~"'-: ~ Washington and Caleb
W s.~Ten" nj Resaware are physicians.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17

VIRGINIA-In the Law ard Equity
Court of the City Of Richmond, the
9th day Of October, 1919.
MARY &c WHITE, ....... ..Plaintifr,
against In Chancery.
HARRY w. WHITE ....Defcndant.
The object Of this suit is to OBJ.
tain an absolute divorce from the
bond of matrimony by the plaintiff
from the defendant upon tho ground
|of desertion.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that tho defendant, Harry
W White is not resident Of the
State of Virginia; it is ordered that
the said Harry W. White ppear hcre
within fifteen days after due publl.
cation OF this order and do what may
DO necessary to protect his interes,
herein.
A Copy.
Tcsto: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
j. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, p @.
1ll7 East Marshall Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-17
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