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? has just returned from Palestine, _ , k d . b
—‘_-E £1: . igives a vivid account of the anti-Jew- streets m th"in. true. 8 an am “‘3
' \ish riots in Jerusalem, on Easter Sunfilances, gathering “P the wounded and.
merly ot'Rochester. N. Y.‘
unlit: may 37.—The troi— 3 day, of which he was an eye witnesslmsmng bac kto the hospital. All the!
st session until well and heroism of American nurses and from 36 to 40 hours without any 51999
* developed no out- physicians or the Zionist Medical Unit, or meals, and even then, after the 16"
'== :13 both sides,
a general discus- jury from snipers’ bullets and in gghtv 89': some ”St
from the horrors of the scenes shel-this was due torthe admit. ,
had witnessed; andLonis Cantor, tor- yonglmmencxheir'herolsm...
- ‘ ' “"I saw many examp swheferthese ‘
"Part of them had to stay in the Merit-”1°"er will forget. was , .
cal Unit's hospital to receive and sit-{Fumes walked straight. ‘hmugh aiAmeriean diplomatic secret has been
tend the wounded. The rest were onim'o"m of mefiimgbfii flannel
the go constantly for two days. rush-~ 1313th 5“" anu “€13- women two old
ing at breakneck speed through theled out with 0 r h d Th nu sea
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w‘ s 'xearv W 9 ans. an coat
.walked straight1 tléroughy tge ring1 egg ' arms, has been waiting in “,9.
‘ . , ' .Arahs, who mete awa mm -
{ice was resumed (0- IHe paid high tribute to the couragefiurses and doctors were on duty for,‘and 1e d, the frightened 0'] d people and
ichildren to a synagogue. ’
_ The American Zionist Medical Unit,
rt Ewho disregarded death or personal in- “D. they had to be’forced to eat andlcoxyposed principally of American doc-
0pen Saturday Evening C’ntél 10 p. m.
nurses and doctor-seven ‘boldiy among'l
“I never saw such bravery or devo— . . -
tion to duty as these American men the “me” and “35°”va (shah woundedil -
, and women displayed,” said Mi: .MohiJmIt one striking case 0 ermsm ‘
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when
i'oncesé‘nd SrECIAL CfIA-IR.j
three f;
‘ or ndqmrses, has been in Palestine . , , "
Weral conditions. ing fires during the disorders. “The nurses and doctors rushed'ttw: :93“. carrying on medical and drew Carnegies memorial 1° cement ter. M afternoon.
1 jitney service: Many were on duty continuously for" right into the midst of the noters and sanitation work. \n has fivg hogpitam w W ..‘ ________5
es, operations on as long as two days at a stretch, min‘ cerried “my the anured. The Red in variatis parts of palestine. as well . ,
2' 3‘ .1-3 zone system, It istering to the wounded. Among Six-Pomted Star of David, worn by all as several clinics. Dr; I. M. Rnbinow, . . 4‘ ’ .
2: specific condition; these Were Dr. Israel J. Biskind, of members of, the unit, combined With of New York, is its pres t. director. . . i
3, ;.~ 3.1m; Two mat.lCleveiand, who directed work in has their. resolute and determined coup, "#8.... . . At all
2 2.11 to be studiedlpitais; Dr. Gerhard B. Schribman, of age. m facing évery, danger, protectedl mums. . . , . 3
:3‘; 213241 colnpmmofl New York, who did duty on motor them, for not once were any of them BALL at“; , , ,. _> _ e _ - t. L
.. :zi .ticut com_‘trucks, which bore the wounded to the molested by the Arab meters, Part of Armory. Friday _ i8 t. 4 _ , ’ . . Drugg'ls , .3
. : Conferees ——l_ run—r .2 , For women s oTroub| ; -.
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, “ ' .3 office for ’a
‘ urea months.
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FROM CANADA
senor this city, one affine architects It was. announced at {Downer Johh Jo,
of «the Pan-American building; Vii; 'Phelan‘s otfice this mmingf‘fimtm "
said: * _ ' ' inquest nto the circumstances sur-
"Once a month the ambassadors andl rounding the death or Stanislaw.
ministers of all the .American repnh-‘sckmeovich, whose partly chart-err
lsics meet 311? g'etmfmdtid 01:“ Rina: body wan found near Rooster river re-
ecretary o ta e n e are e - can - -
nkquisclosed here through announcementlcan building, and each representative anducyit lspéifiiyfif Zigogiigdux: 1:133:15:
fithatCanada. Soon will send its own mir- 7- has a. chair of his own, with the. arms y f thei - tI‘ ‘ t‘ _ ‘
ister to Washington. It is that for the of his country camd of; the back. ‘ report. ‘_’__ r ““35 lg“ “m"
“Now, when these chairs were do,
iii t¢>f.cided on, Secretary Root asked med:
8 11g 011 have an additional one made with ' _
for use of ““9 envoy. , .Canadiansarms on it, which was done. 48 Monday next will be observed 8!»-
Elihu Root. then Secretary of State, and which has been hidden. for mellemorial Day. The Sentinel will be
ordered the chair. one of many 896- past ten years, for Secretary Root uu- Issued Is 1 morning paper. Advertise-
cially designed for the Pan-American timed me—m use his exact words-- menu and news items should reach 7'
Union buildinggat the capital, An- to be a ‘little reticent about the mat.- the oifioe or publication during Sun»
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.———A musty
MEMORIAL DAY SENTI N EL.
, causes, bnt When" aggravated bya chronic’derangement of 17.;
.the digestive organs, they are doubly disagreeable. A tor— ’5’
pm! liver or overburdened stomach, is not conducive tohappiness. '
Perfect. health and “
- comfort j‘igfiend tin
3..
Beecham’s Pills have .
for-mty.‘ years been
the favorite family
remedy for stom-
ach 'and liver ail-
ments. _ Their action
, ‘ is easy and certain.
,. ’ . V .
'ljhey eliminate the Secretions of indigesfiblev matter in the
intestines, purge the liver, stimulate the ,tissues, send pure
invigorating blood through the system, energize the ,
nerveeells. ‘ .‘Heelth will soonretum rind morbid
. conditions ,diSappeer. . That’s why they are so
popular, and. Why its. the (21886 ofhenlth 2
Relief
upon the perfect
condition of the
stomach, intestines
and , allied organs.
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