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... FOR THE RELIEF OF THE JEWISH POOR. WANTED, an INVESTIGATING OFFICER. The person must be under 40 years of age and able to speak and read German and Judisoh-Deutsch. Apply by letter in own handwriting to M. ETEPHANY, Secretary. I 13 , Devonshire square ...
... the Theatre Mondain, Paris, at a concert given by Madame Marcheals pupils. Such leading papers as the Dibatt and the Gavlois speak highly of her singing. ...
... AYOUNG LADY of good family, (Jewess) wishes SITUATION as COMPANION to a lady ; no objection to travelling ; is cheerful and speaks French and German nently;highest references exchanged. 1,408, Jewish Chronicle office. AJEWISH young LADY seeks a re-engagement ...
... them. The Conversation was:— ELDEST BOY; FATHER (angrily) Mother, please can have a piece of that? Is that the way to speak? What do you mean by 'Apiece of THAT'? MOTHER (interrupting) I I think that that ' THAT that that boy means is a piece of ...
... a'so young lady 19, good tempered and obliging, as useful help, or companion to elderly lady; good reader and correspondent; speaks German. Apply to the Matron, Domestic Training Home, 84, Hemetall-road, N.W. WESTBOURNE GROVE.—Private family wish to receive ...
... the Rev. S. Singer s edition of the Prayer Book. It is a fact, Sir, he writes, that while Mr. Singer, in his lecture, speaks in favour of retaining the priest's blessings, they are omitted from the above Prayer Book. Is this critic quite sure of ...
... writes I am instructed htheir complete szttisf the contract with!- y Masonic Ball. I b same for the First Trini THE Speaking of th J. LYONS - stream Guards they have nev I June •1 strueted by the Committee to expresE satisfaction with the way in ...
... 1896, Sia,—Mr. B. Kiscb, being a gentleman and communal worker. ought to know that two wrongs do not make one right, and speaking disparagingly of me he will not mend matters. Ido not wish to be disagreeable to anyone, not even to Mr. Mach. I know that ...
... on the Jewish community. We do not propose to enter into the wider question, at least on this occasion. We do not claim to speak for the great body of Nonconformists, though we can appreciate the atziety with which they anticipate some consequences of ...
... Scrofulous persons, delicate children—all lack steam. To these people we have only two words to say. The rest of our story will speak for itself. Scott's Emulsion Scott & Downs, Ltd. London. All Chemists. 206 and 4,6. ...
... becoming not It ss, but more devoted, to the Bible as they become more identified with English or American life. The English-speaking race is a race of Bible lovers, and some of the grandest achievements of that race have been the direct result of inspirati ...