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JEREMIAH RESPONSIBLE
FOR ZIONIST MOVEMENT,
SAYS DR. MOSSINSOHN

Repeats Lecture Given in All Parts of
Country at McCollester Hall,
Tuesday.

"The Bible 15 misunderstood; com-
mentary after commentary has been
written by Jew and Gentile; interpret-
ation upon interpretation has been
offered by Rabbi and Priest in at-
tempts to explain the Holy Book.
This necessity for interpretation alone
is evidence that the Bible is not un-
derstood; you have to live in Pales-
tine to under:land it; you have to
taste of that soil and breathe of the
air to appreciate the effect that the
and of Israel had on the Prophets, in
order yourself to be affected with a
divine spirit into understanding the
Scriptures."
Thus did Dr. Ben-Zion Mossinsohn,
rector of the Hebrew College at Jaffa,
Palestine, in a lecture given last Tues-
day night at McCollester hall, the last
of a series to be delivered in this city,
show his fiery attachment for Pales-
tine. Dr. Mossinsohn again evidenced
his love for the soil on which the
Jewish people once more hope to es-
tablish a homeland.
The topic of Dr. Nfossinsohn's lec-
ture last Tuesday night was "Pales-
tine, the Land, and Its Influence on
the Prophets," a lecture which he was
called upon to deliver four times in
different parts of the country. Dr.
Mossinsohn addressed his audience in
English. His mastery over a lan-
guage that he learned in six months is
remarkable, despite an evident grop-
ing now and then to find a suitable
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reviewed the
Prophets Amos, Hosea, Isaiah. and
Jeremiah, characterizing the first as a

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Shepherd who was influenced by the
rocks, the trees, the valleys, and the
palms of l'alestine. Hosea was the
man of the city, not as calm as. Amos
and not as bitter in his prophecies.
These two, he said, were the first to
write their own prophecies. He then
reviewed the work of Isaiah and Jere-
miah, especially emphasizing the lat-
ter's work and spirit, d^nying the
statement that this prophet, whom he

called the greatest of all prophets, I Dr. Nfossinsohn was introduced by
because of the sufferings that he had Rabbi A. M. Hershman, who express-
to go through for his people, was not ' ed his regrets that the elements were
nationalistic. Jeremiah was describ- against bringing all the people who
ed as the greatest of all nationalists. had tickets for the lecture. About
Ile did more than any other to pre-, 1.000 tickets had been sold and a little
vent assimilation among the Jews and ' more than half that number of people
to imbue them with a spirit of long- attended the lecture. After the lec-
ing for their land. Jeremiah, Dr. ture Dr. ISfosinsohn was given a re-
Mossinsohn declared, was responsible ception in Hotel Statler by the com-
for the present Zionist movement.
mittee in charge.

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Has but one wheel to

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You're getting a
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HE MAXWELL car of today is so vasty
improved in appearance that many persons
believe we have produced a new model.
That is not the case.
It is the same chassis, scarcely with a change,
on which 300,000 Maxwells have been built.
But it is a better looking car. It is finer in
finish; angular lines have been straightened out;
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fiusl- with the top line of the body ; seats thick-
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There are twenty-four things done ) r.-mke it
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Michigan Distributors

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