Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-03
THE lSRAELIIs
Alarming Condition !, /,
mania Their Es,. q "
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To the Fa,,o. ,shl,l'soS, Trx.
The following co,9 Connie
been received from tbs "1al'iI' !
respecting the Roum, naaa'
tions; anlin n
1T may enable Won :
i lt?r' ITO appreciate ths ny, Y, \
mania and the deierm 'uala
which the Bucharesl aa 'lA''ls
set to work to deprive s ,S'
Jews of every possibI,' w. Ten
livelihood by tradlna' q a
, mere the second articfis, y \ !. n
ulating hawking and u ths
which came into fov r PEW q
April last. The law ~, q u
peddlingn -" ''sll N
ARTICLE second. ms.
fines this peddlinc Nv !. i,lsss
from from, house to house, 3, i ~
court, selling in anv y uoaal|
whatsoever, selling II
ing in shops, in open a. so. YIN
in corridors, in door. IL
tries of houses.p 4
You will see from Al
simply impossible for
anywhere in towns ana
OF course under the ~,
circular he is rohibitsS,.
In rural districts, and csa'l.l I
engage in any industrial y,
the provinces. The 49,
the lower classes OF H.,
never more than one
starvation, is represeptsds
frightinl. The Bucbsss.
the 25th of June air.
shocking increase In M
tally at Galatz, where ~.
poorer Israelites have rs /.
TO inter themselves sims \
OF the proscrlptive laws -
them at once Of properly =
of livelihood. At Bsc',
bucharest, Galatz, BAIL
Roman, where the coug,.s,
unfortunate Israelites h M,
o most serious matter. ,h,,..
pie are slowly starving "a Al n
despair many fathers Of M
BILE to find food for tIs,a
have sought TO engage
as dny-labOTers, dock n,,..
whaTves, and field hands 5,-l
vest and threshine lima
provoked against them II,
OF the non Jewish lsbofIp,
who b ave fallen upon The IN,
treated them, in many cas-
rious consequences 10 The M
raelites who have dared h :
with them. In some plstes y
obliged to nay the non.JeyjS
by whose side they work, NJ
their wages as an indue,us,,
low them 10 continue wlthoutl
ment or annoyance. From RAJ
reported that quiet a nuubs (
Israelites working as dOck.hbrs
the Christians engaged IN IA
calling one franc daily, out M
they earn, as blackmall.
How gross in character 81 lsl
lied persecution endund k DE /
manian Israelites as ansulidl.|
orous application oflhe nsE kr
fecting petty trading, benns {
and more evident Tie n
community suffers iruH DE T
hibitiou of Jewish tndf 4 sgtI
extent that the publlc-a u a
the more sensible poItFRd b
lic-has res lived 10 proiel ssll
further enfOrcementoi lhsapH'
ensctm"nts affecting HeAlsH
The first u complain have
larger merchants, or whOleAis
whose stocks are GccumulAtiE
to the absence now Oflhe HIali
buyers. And the wOrkipgpi
the suburbs and rural dlsltsi
follow suit. They comps
owing to the enforced rHou
Jewish petty trader aud The
sion of peddling, they are
obtain many things OF the hA
lance to them from srliclH {
clothing and trade necessaia
ont a visit to the centars Of
cities or the nearest town 3
may be, entailing In many
of time and extra expendlIuA
the absence of Jewish comp
sent up prices more than lW
So strongly do the wofkie F
Of the larger towns feel NE
of tile Jewish dealers, uP {
they have been largely d'lsl
their supplies, that an lnlmt
ing of laboring men living y
moter parts Of Bucharest ~
held in the st. Georges flsa
capital to protest against les
ance of the law prohloill!
trading. The workmen Of Y,
Dealu Spiri have also taAea
the matter, and are about =
the king to annul the cpaoa :.
which 80 injurlously s1s
while il reduces to beggaiy y
ish fellow countrymen.
"Unless some measures y
deal with the unforiunAls
fore long. the issue Will y
tltution, and mortality Q
character
mote. Il am requests \
itors of the London Waias
Chronicle to send them
rate particulars OF the pre-
Russian Jewish colonhs
United States. Will son'
teemed readers OF TAk
kind enough to furnish ~
information, the ia1s 81, /
said subject? | shonld ~ z, /
liged TO them for snch > IN
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