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“The Father of Waters," the
fact that the word was original-
ly spelled "Meche Sepe" is ap-
parent only from a study or
flu Indian source. And even
tilt is only an approximation
of the way the phrase should
be written. {or the Algonq'utns
had no written language which
could be transplanted literally
into English letters.
The first form in which we
find the name- of the river is
"lliche Sens." summed by Ton-
ti and slightly closer to the
present spelling. Father Laval
still further modernized it into
llichispi. which another priest.
A ,Fathcr Lahatt. softened into
Minisipl. Since then. the only
changes have been to overload
the word with consonants. Mar-
quette added the first "9" and
some other explorer the second.
making it “.\lississipl"—the form
in which it is'used in France to
this any. with only one "[3." The
man who added the other has
never been discovered, but he
must have been an American
for. at the time of Louisiana
Purchase, the name was gen-
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with a single "p."
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JERUSALEM. April
1 {in—Malaria
entire and‘ truchoma has been re-
duced by one-third by the work of
the American Zionist Medical Unit.
says Dr. I. M. Rublnov. head of that
organization. The unit has been at
work here- tor threcmn commas
these two scourge. ot Palestine. Dr.
ltubinov added that the unit has ex‘
pended about 850 000 a year in this
work of which at out equal shares
we‘re contributed by the Joint Distri—
bution Committee and the Wunen's
Organization: Hadassah. both at Am-
erlca.
Four hundred thousand persona
annually visit the clinic- Inflow
by the medical unit here and all na-
tionalities are welcomed.
tion. the unit maintzins 275 beds ‘49?
honpltals in Jerusalem and Job. Ati
present its main work' is in taking.“
care of Jewish immigrants, conduct-
ing campaigns for sanitation many
the school children and teaching
them how to be healthy and strong.
m work of the unit. is both sanitary
and medical.
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GOOD FRIDAY SEN'I‘I'NE'J.
The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper on Good Friday. Ari-e
vertising 9‘“, news matter shoiitt
reach the office” of publication on
evening.
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Thursday aft-snoop or early nmr‘
Prince Unveihrilig
Statue of Grandfather
DELHI. April 13.—0ne of the
spectacular incidents which attended
the Prince of Wales tour in India
was theunvciling. here of the canes:
trian statue erected in memory of his
Mother. King Edward VII.
known as the All-India King Edward
Hem Tll'c wort: 01'.th am
of this» i has been in progress
for 11 year- and it is situated in a
beautiful garden.
Great throngs were present Y! en
the Prince performed thefceremo y
of unveiling while a royal salute
101 guns was fired. “grim
wereratterrm by Viceroy‘éand' Lady
m and Lord Rawlfiaon. At
thermal. theiPrlllée m lustily
cheered By the «card. A
In subspace: here the Prince or
Wales muted: om: that Delhi had
been...eonnected‘w1th the crown or
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mas-non...
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a... More body haven-came
mmnzmmyou
India since the dawn of tin: and that
it was now the headquarters or a
central government "in which Hindus
and Mohammedan» am and indeed
all classes and communities in the
Indian Empire have a direct share
and take a. definite part.’
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