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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
Los aIiados no p~ermitirdn
Ia restaurocion de los
Hapsburgos en- Hungrio

LONDRES, Mario Ain vista
de los temores e~xpresados por Ru-
mania acerca de que ell nombramien-
to del AImirante Korthy como BE
| genie de- Hungria, pudiera signlflcar
Ia res-tauraci6n en- eli trono de ese
pals o en- Ell de Austria de Ia dlnas'
tia de los Hapsburgos, en- los clrcu'
los de la ~conferencia de paz, Sc IA
cxpresado, en- respuesta a las inves-
tigaciones hechas por Ell gobierno ru-
mano a csc respecto, que los MEM
bros del Surlemo Consejo aliado Sc
italian firmen ente resueltos a no per
mitir tai restauracion monarquica
bajo Ia mcncionada dinastia. en- min
guno de los dos paises.
En- los mismos c~irculos Sc ha ex-
presado que el citado Consejo ha
discutido va la question del recono-
cimiento del Gobierno russo del So
Wet, durante el curse de la discussion
de los problcmas financieros V eco
u6micos, pero que ninguna concIu-
sion definitiva Sc habia alcanzado
aun. Tambien sc han discutido otros
asuntos que afectan q las relacio-
mes con Russia y todos los aliados son
de opinion que debe reanudarse Ell
trafico' commercial con Ia Russia del
Soviet.
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QUIERE QUE Sc REVISE FL
TRATADO DE- LAPAZ CON HUNCRIA
fa pedido, asegIrase, que Sc incorporen a csc
pals los tres miIones de hIlngaros que hay
en- Servia, RumanIa y Ia EsIovaqula
Asegurase, tambisn que los Estados Unidos Sc opondraH
a c%uaIquier arreglo del ~probiena turco por Ell
cual Sc dele al Sultan en- Constantinopla

Sc impondran 4 Turquia, entire las
que Sc incluyen IL %ocupacion inter
aliada de las tronteras del Bosforo,
los Dardanelos Y el Man de Marina
IA.
Estefano Lausanne, editor lie LIE
Natin, por 81 parte, envla IN des-
pacho de Londres, en- el que anun-
cha U los Estados Unidos Sc opo-
men a cualquier arreglo del problema
turco que dejc al Sultan en- Cons
tantinopla.
"Lertamcnte, p4ro dc una manera
segura esta creciendo Ia tor1nenta
americana contra Ia permanencla de
los Turcos en- Constantinopla," dice
ell editor. "'Todos los despachos par
t~iculares y oficiales de los Estauos
Unidos Sc muestran unanimes en- su
declaration dc que Ia opinion publ
ca americana Sc halla grandemente
irdignada por la propuesta solucloh
aliada del ~problema turco. Sin dlstln
ci6n de part!do, los am~erlcanos de-
mandan Ia expulsion de los turcos
2 traves del Bosforo, con la banda
de criminales Y piratas que hasta
abora han reinado sobre eli infortu-
nado pueblo turco.
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Use ~"Cascarets" para eI
Hgado y los Lntesti-
nos, cuando sufra
Constipation
Use este remedio cuando este
bllioso, tenga acidez en- ell
est0mago, dol0r de cabeza,
nal aliento. fuertes
resfriadoS.
Compre una GAIA hoy mismo.

NSL-pLe Aua Cdla HOE nlSllO.
Tome IN "Cascaret'' Dor la noche
para impiar su higado, est6mago G
2testinos Y con toda seguridad a Ia
manana slgmente Sc sentira Derfec-
tamente. Las personals que padecer
dolores de cabeza, nal aliento. leneua
sucla : pastoSa, fuertes resfr!adcs.
estan b~iliosas, nerviosas, molestas.
tenen est6mago acido Y desordenado,
que tiene dolores de espalda V estan
lei TODD decaidas. IEstan IDS. to-
mando "CaScarets" para normaiizar
las funciones digestivas O bien NADIA
mas Sc preocupan por lograr III ali
vio pasejero con algunas pildoras.
sales, etc?
"Cascarets" embellishments Jim
plan y regular el estomago, ~arrojan
los alimentos no digeridos V fermen-
tadoS; eXpelen el exceso de bills del
higado Y a~rrojan todas las sustancias
no aprovechab!es Y venenosas que Sc
acumula1 en- los intesti3os.
Recuerde I'd. que un Cascaret. to-
mado por IA noche hara que I'd. Sc
sienta manana perfectamente. Una
GAIA que I'd. ~adquiera, en- cualQuiera
drogueria, es suficiente para que, du-
rante varios messs, Sc Sienta I'd. ale
gre. con Ia cabeza despejada Y go
zando de completa salud. No divide
I'd. que los ninos tambien neceSitan
de vez en- cuando un Tiger. laxante.
(Adv.1
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LAMPARA DE ACETILENO

Produce luz dc 20 bujias y ardera de 5 a .
koras con solo tres onzas (s5 gramosl &c
carbu-o la intcasidad de IA llama pue-
do aumentarsc O. disminuirse I satisfaction.
Es idea: para usarse CT toda c!asc de ira
ba;o. ya sea para Ell hogan, n GAIA, en- los
minas, etc
No r.ande dinero, IA lampara le sera en-
viada C. o. D. por $500. Pida mi catolo-
20 gratis.
Diriiasc toda correspondence Z
L. E. PCLHEMUS
BOX f. MIAMI. ARIz
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Budapest Sc halla
bajo la Ley Macial

BERLIN, Mario 4.-CoHo result
tado de los repetidos ataques sopre
las tropas del gobierno, por los obre-
ros, las autoridade hungaras han de-
clarado Ia Ley Marcial en- Budapest,
segun dice MA information recibiaa
hoy aqui de Ia capital hungara.
Segun Sc dice, los ataques de los
obreros sobre las tropas. Sc han de-
Dido, a la negative de las autorida-
des militares para acstigar a EOS Off
ciales a quienes Sc us de haber
disparado y ejecutado a slgunos il
deres socialistas.
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IA RESPUESTA DE
WILSON A La NOTA
DE LOS ALiADOS
Tratard sobre la in0itaci6n
oue lie hicieran los prime
ros ministries para que
Sc uniera a etIoS

WASHINGTON, Mario ia
rasnresta de! Presidence Wilson a la
Ultima rora de los PrImeros Minis
+ros aIiados sobrc IA question del
Adriatico, probablemente sera en-
yiado hoy a su destino, pues segun
So sabe. Ia nota de reeerencia quedo
terminada el lunes por eI PreslaeHte
= enviada csc mismo dla a Ia Secre-
aria de Estado, cue ha cstado des-
lie en(onces arreglandola en- Ia Ior-
ma diolomaVica de costumbre.
La partc mas importante de Ia
.esDuesta del Presidente, Sc cree que
:ar5 Ia M Sc refiere q Ia invitacion
d. los Primeros Ministries para que
Sc una 3 ellos & fin de arreglar una
p]roDosici6n para Italia Y Eugo-Es-
@iavia, sobre Ia cual puedan basar IN
arreglo am5os paises de IA question
del Adriatieo. La base de la propo-
sici6n de referencia, segUn Sc dice,
es el retro de todas las proposiclo-
mes anteriores de los aliados y de
los Estados Unidos.
La respuesta del Presidentc en- es-
te respecto, Sc cree que e~Xpresara
cue c~ualquier arreglo a que sc lie
que por Italia y Yugo-Eslavia, sin
coercion alguna ' con entera salts
facci6n de ambos paises. sera acep-
table para 81, pero que el no aban-
! Gonara los principles generates de la
proposition de fecha Q de Diciembre,
que representa- el maximum de las
c~oncesiones cue rec Italia puede le-
galmemte tener.
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PARIS. Mario 4.--E! Primer MI
nistro de Italia, senior Nitti, ha de-
mandado formaimente, : l 81 Con-
seio de Prim2roE Ministries revise el
tratado de Paz con Hungria, segun
dice ell editor politico de Eel ESQ de
Paris, en- un despacho c~ablegrafico
que enyia hoy, ~procedente de Lon
dres.
E. Primer Ministro italiaro, segIn
dice ell escritor frances que general
mente Sc halla bien informado, ma
manifestldo que tres millones de
hungaros cue Sc ~encuentran dentro
de los Iimites de Serbia, Ruma'iia Y
a EsIovaquia, deben ser incor2ora-
los ahora g Ia nueva naci6n hunga-
~.
La pr6xima junta del Consejo, Sc.
gun Sc sabe, Sc verificara en- San
Reno. Ell e distrito de Ia Riviera
en- Italia. snnultaneamente con Ia
junta de la copferencia financiera
International de la Liga de las Ma
clones, que sc efectuara en- Roma.
e. Conseio, antes de su aplaza-
miento en- Londres anoche, adopto
oficialmente, el informe del Maciscal
Foch sobre !as clausulas militares q
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Limitardn Ell eiercito turco

PARIS, Mario 4.-Le Journal pn-
blica hoy una information en- Ia que
dice que el Ei6rcito de Turquia sera
Emitado al ntmero de tropas necesa-
rias para cuidar el order en- 81 Asia
Menor, de acuerdo COT Ia resoluclOn
adoptada por ell Supreme Console
aliado en- la session de anoche en-
Londres. Turquia sera obligada &
mantener sus fuerzas en- Ell lado asia
tico del Bosforo.
Giro despacho de la capital ingle-
So, dice que Sc ha sabido ALI que los
partidarios de Kema! Pasha han crea
DO IN verdTiero RENO del terror en-
la Tracia Oriental.
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Ell scDiet raSo recibird
con guSto q Ia mission
de los gobiernos aliados

LONDRES, Mario 0.-El gobier-
no del Soviet russo no tiene ninguna
objection que hacer q Ia proposition
0ela entente de enviar una mission
a Russia para cue inveStigue las con-
d~iciones en- ell pals, segIn dice IN
despacho inalambrico p~rocedente de
Moscou recibido aqui hoy. FL despa-
cho agrega que antes por el contra
rio. ell Gobierno del Soviet vera y re-
cibira con gusto 4 cualquier repre-
~sentaci6n aliada que Sc envie 4
ese pals.
Otro despacho de Berlin dice que
ell Comisario de R~elaciones EXterio-
res del gobierno russo, ha dado su
entera aprobacion para las ~negocia-
clones rusas para Ia reanudacion de!
trafico comercial con los paises de
la entente Y del CAME de p~risioneros
de Ia guerra
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Enuer bajo coronado
rey del Kurdistdn

LONDRES, Mario 4,-Una nue7a
version acerca del ~paradero del ex-
Ninistro de Ia Guerra turco, Enver
Pasha. ' lider de los J6venes Tur-
COS. es Ia que Sc ha recibido en- III
despacho procedenre de CONSTANT
nopla. en- Ell cual Sc dice que 81 eta
do ex-Ministro de la guerra ha sido
coronado Rev de Kurdistan. Enver
Pasha hugo de Turquia q Suiza des-
pues de Ia caida del %gobierno de los
J6venes Turcos Y posteriormente sc
fue al Kurdistan, en- donde, seSun
Sc dice, inicio una activa campanf
anti-aliada. Las ultimas noticias que
Sc tenian de Enver Pasha, era que
Sc hallaba residiendo, con IN nom
bre supuesto en- Ia capital de Alema-
Ria-
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No escape ileso ell
ex-primer Ministro
hlngaro, Friedrich

LONDRES, Mario Ell ex-Pri-
mer Ministro hungaro, Estefano Erie
derich. cue fue objeto aver de IN
atentaGo, no escape ileso como Sc di-
10 en- las primeras informaciones
que Sc trasmitieron de Budapes5, ST.
no que e. ex-funcionario sufrio una
herida por uDo de los ~proyectiles que
le fueron disparados. La lesion reel
bida sin embargo, Segun Sc dice, no
es de garvedad.
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WASHINGTON, Mario 4.-hI
Consul General americana en- Sulza,
Mr.. Keena, inform6 hoy oficialmen-
te a IL Secretaria de Estado, de la
explosion de una bomba que ocurrlo
anoche en- el Consulate americana
en- Zurich Y Ia cusl explosion cause
la destruction parcial del edificio, pc
70 sin que rcsultaran ningunas per-
sonas lesionadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
EstaIo una bomba en-
ell consulate americana
de Zurich, Suiza

ZURICH, Suiza, Mario Una
bor,ba hizo explosion anoche baJo
el p6rtico del Consulate americana
on esta ciudad, habiendo causado
serios desperfectos en- ell edlficlo'
pero sin que Sc registraran nlngunas
d~esgracias Oersonales. Inmediataren
te la policia suiza Sc puso en- acclon
V segin Sc declare hoy, Sc err que
va Sc ha dado con Ia pista de los cul'
pables.
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Penunci6 ell Gabinete turco

CONSTANTINCPLA, Mario A
En- vista de Ia gravedad de Ia situa-
cion el gab;nete turcc ha presertado
81 dimisioD en- mas&, habiendole sido
aceptada desde lueEo. e. Sultan ha
llamado al Mariscal izzet Pasha pa
"a que forme IN nuevo ministerio.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
Advocates Tax Reduction.

Editor The Washington Herald:
hink it very desirable that a con-
siderable reduction be made in the
rate of taxes on both excess profits
and incomes. 1 believe that these
high taxes have a great deal to do
with the high cost of living. as they
are added to the cost of production
and the consumer and general public
ultimately have to pay them. During
the war 1t was all right to impose
these taxes, but now that the war is
over we should go back to a moderate
rate Of taxation Another effect of
these excessive taxes is that they
take away initiative. The reduction
should be in both excess profits and
in income taxes. 1t would be well IL
the reduction could be brought about
by economy through a reduction in
the governments expenses, but IL
necessary I would favor a moderate
bond or note issue rather than main
tain the present high rate of taxation.
ADOLPH LEWISOHN,
81 Broadway, New York.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following Washingtonians
have registered at New York hotels:
A. Bice, A. B. Whaley, Grand; w.
B. Kennedy, Continental; w. r. Nor
ton, G. II. Nagel, Aberdeen; A. H.
Abbott, H. c. Gernsboener, Dorsey
Griffith, Robert lie Gendre. Hectar
Ouray, c. w. Thompson, ]. N. Welch,
Mrs. B. Mehling, Cumberland; A. NJ.
Banks, Marlborough; +. D. Butler,
Hermitage: A. n. Taylor, Flanders.
TRADE PRESENTATIVES.
NJ. Goldenberg, d. l.. Frank, 1140
Broadway, Cumberland; Lansburgh
& Brothers, 220 Fifth avenue, Mrs.
E. Austin, G. w. Trail, Miss A.
Strodman; Goldenburg, H. c. Koch;
Roberts, Inc, 1. E. Block, 1161
Broadway, room sos; Whites Store,
Inc, ]. Block, 1851 Broadway, fifth
floor; Lansburgh & Brother, F. H.
Hohoff, 220 Fifth avenue.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
Is a Middle Class Union Practicable?

organizer Middle Class recently granted
Incorporation New York. explanation of the
of this organization middle ariculate
all the middle class people of New York
protect their constitutional rights from all aggression
from whatever capitalists organized who
with his hands organized In between the great
of unorganzed workers affairs
of the nation We going to give them voice"
This follows and doubtless inspired by similar
one which has made headway in England
heavy agha the steady
of naturalization of industries ground between the
proftes of labor union exactons
number of representatives of the British middle classes undertook
year ago. union of their
Despite difficulty defining with precision the quaf
membership, the union to have hrved Mr.
Kennedy Jones' NJ p its eminent propagand said it
composed Engshmen who neither dropped their initial his
their final ghus eliminating at stroke AIRY and is Aet
md languid who finds everything "rippn."
Perhaps satisfactory description of the of
which the members drawn that the union appeals
those who their living more with their heads than with their
hands, enjoying fixed incomes modest
seriously by the burden of taxation and the
enhanced Of living due inflated and artificial
of wages.
established quite defense against
what its projectors describe exactons organized
profers interesting,
FORE years establishment
the forces of organized labor undertaking it their
support and to make it part of their militant body
conference of labor organizations recently held in London
at which overures were made to what NAV be called the
occupations become of the general labor
The middle classes unon the clerks and the
the organizations which the hand of
of this effort general organization of
than merely local importance Not
enjoyed the notable which labor
organizations their podgiou profits
which have a few of pro6eerng.
But this CLASSICAL the middle class if you wl-has
paid the bulk of those profits and large share Of the increased
Of organized labor Moreover Ahe gasr
increased required by expenditures
the heaviest share of whatever advantages the
offers is the Gghtest.
The complaint of the middle has been general
usable with England But effort has hitherto
made here give conference and solidarity that
Nevertheless middle class interests exist clearly definitely
with England Whether they be best defended the
English first held by the organization of union which should
boosting" wages by unions
whether would be better join with those
in the booty, is to be determined.
The fact however nconrovertbe that presenday
and industrial conditions weigh heavily unusy
OF social which numerically greatest
and politically weakest:
1t weak because doganzed nartculate without
ship 1t responsibilities and which organized
labor epudates and fails provide itself power
them. 1t looks aghast
earning eghthour
days and book hand its twelve-hour
the And thus far leader has point
TO better things.
But the beaed turning may
prove effective.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13

tween Alabama and Branch avenues
southeast, where the roadway has a
dip of more than 40 feet, with a steep
grade going from and coming toward
the danger spot. Recent experiences
at the dip" were described to the
members of the Randle Highlands As
sociation and the utilities commit
tee Of that organization will appea, to
Engineer Commissioner CHARLES
w. KUTZ for a l5-foot fill at the
bottom of the depression.
pennsylvania avenue extended is
one of the main arteries into South
ern Maryland. and in sleety or slip-
perry weather the road is almost i'm
passable at this point. ROBERT f.
BRADBURY informs me that at times
there have been from six to twelve
automobiles in the dip" scrambling
to get out. He said CHARLES CUM
MINGS, fsoS Alabama avenue, had his
car stalled there. on recent slippery
night. and although he employed
chains and ropes and enlisted the as
sistance of neighbors, it was not un-
til O'Clock a. m. that he succeeded
In getting his machine up to the level
roadway beyond the depression.
A big truck, heavily loaded with
wood. became unmanageable on the
incline leading to the dip, and coll
lided with the auto of JOSEPH
BROWNING. Had it not been for
"a fence alongside the road, Mr..
bradbury said, Browning and his
car would have been dumped into
the deep rayine at that point. Other
instances of accidents and near
mishaps due to the dip. in the road
were cited. and the authorities will
be urged TO apply some remedy be-
fore fatality there IL recorded.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
Marine Corps

Marine Gunner William H. Tyerman-
Honorably discharged.
Lieut.. Col. Rush r. wallace-To NIB. New
York. n. Y, upon arrival In United States
Mai. John r. Henley - To NIB, Puge,
Sound. Wash. upon arrival in United States.
Capt. Joseph T. smith-To NIB, Mare Is.
land, Cal, upon arrival in United States.
Pay Clerk Eddie L. Taylor Dismissed
from the Marine Corps on August 3, 1913.
Second Lieut.. Austin W. BOden-Resigna.
tion accepted.
Second Lieut.. Albert r. wohlsen-Cinac.
tiye1 honorably discharged from the Marine
Corps Reserve.
Second Lieut.. Chester J. Turner-(inac.
tive) honorably discharged from the Marine
CORPS Reserve.
Second Lieut.. John W. HingIe-Detached
NIB. Quantico, Va, to NIB, Paris Island
Is. G.
Marine Gunner George W. McHenry-or.
ders February 4, 1880, to NIB. Paris Island,
s. c., revoked.
Maj. Ross Z. Rowell-orders February 2,
1920. to R0, Atlanta, Ga, revoked.
Capt. Thad 7. Taylor-Detached NIB. New
York. n. Y, to NIB, Paris Island, s. c.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
The Facts in the Case

The Washington Herald intends gather and disseminate
information bearing
The opinions inelgenly
fairly Legislators ned legislation To this
department The Herald will work
1t will from time time publish signed articles criticisms
discussions from high their fields
There is much painstakng investigation Congress-
worthy effort sound legislation The Herald
public know of it.
There is evidence in Congress gang inaccuracy
of dsheartenng
inform the public of this by SOBER dispaonatc
publication of the <~ st
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
CHAPTER IS.

The altar Of burnt offering. The Isver
OF brass. The court. Il The sum
OF that the people offered
And he made the altar Of burnt Of
fering Of shittim wood: five cubits
was the length thereof, and five cubits
the breadth thereof, and five cubIts
square; and three cubits the height
thereof.
And he made the horns thereof
on the four corners OF it: the horns
thereof were of the same: and he
overlaid it with brass.
3 And he made all the vessels of the
altar. the pots, and the shovels, and
the basins. and the fieshhooks, and
the frepans: all the vessels there
of made he Of brass.
And he made for the altar a
brazen crate of network, under the
compass thereof, beneath unto the
midst of II.
b And he cast four rings for the
four ends Of the crate of brass, to be
places for the slaves.
And he made the slaves of shittim
wood. and overlaid them with brass.
And he put the slaves into the
rings on the sides of the altar, to
bear II withal; he made the altar
hollow with boards.
And he made the laver Of brass,
and the foot Of it of brass, of the
looking-glasses of the women assem-
bling. which assembled at the door of
the tabernacle of the congregation.
] And he made the court: on the
south side southwark the hangings OF
the court were of fine twined linen,
a hundred cubits:
10 Their pillars were twenty, and
their brazen sockets twenty; the hooks
Of the pillars and their fillets were Of
silver. ..
II And for the north side the hang
ings were a hundred cubits, their
pillars were twenty. and their sockets
of brass twenty: the hooks Of the
pillars and their fillets of silver.
Il And for the west side were hang
ings of fifty cubits, their pillars ten,
and their sockets ten; the hooks Of
the pillars and their fillets of silver.
Is And for the east side eastward
fifty cubits.
II The hangings of the one side Of
the gate were fifteen cubits; their
pillars three. and their sockets three
Is And for the other side of the
court gate. on this hand and that
hand, were hangings of fifteen cubits:
their pillars three, and their sockets
three.
16 All the hsngings Of the court
round about were of fine twined linen.
II And the sockets for the pillars
were Of brass; the hooks Of the pillars
and their fillets of silver, and the
OVERLAPPING of their Chapters Of silver;
and all the pillars of the court we're
filleted with silver.
Is And the hanging for the gate OF
the court was needlework, of blue,
and purple, and scarlet. and fine
twined linen: and twenty cubits was
the length, and the height In the
breadth was five cubits, answerable
to the hangings OF the court.
- <-- ~ <<..zx
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
IT ALL DEPENDS.

Some claim they've hunted all
around and happiness cannot be
found, while others say there's
much to spare and seem to find
1t everywhere.
These two opinions. I expect
may! both be held to be correct,
for folks derive from this worlds
store about what they are looking
for. ~
The happiness that life may hold
does not depend on fame or gold,
but is contingent more by far on
how we>eiink and what we are.
Who would be truly happy here may
open up the door to cheer; we hold
ourselves the key-to wit: our
world Is as we fashion 1t.
Thus happiness this whole life
through depends upon our point of
view. and we are very apt to find
what best may suit our frame of
mind.
IN. A. LUFBURROw.
tcopyris fseo, by Ths Mcclure Nswspspsr
syndicstel
The Washington herald., 1920-02-13
| HTHEEBIBLE.
I Translated out OF the original
\ tongues and from the edition
known as Our Mothers Bible"
The Second Book of Moses, Called
EXODUS.
CHAPTER 37.-continued-


% And he overlaid it with pure gold,
both the top of it. and the sides there
OF round about, and the horns OF it:
also he made unto it a crown Of gold
round about
q And he made two rings Of gold
for it under the crown thereof. by the
two corners of it, upon the two sides
thereof. to be places for the slaves
to bear 1t withal.
Is And he made the slaves of
shittim wood. and overlaid them with
gold.
y And he made the holy amounting
Oil. and the pure incense of swee,
spices, according to the work of the
apothecary.