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The times., 1901-04-08

What Is Promised Benning Patrons
This Week-A second Running of
Spring Handicap Another Hunt
The times., 1901-04-08
!. \. FENT0Y, At Adit' Cen. '''''''''''''''''
The City Bathing ncach.

d. '. CHISHOLM.
Asst. Adit. Gen, Corps D. c., 5. W. V
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09

General Youns, Der bon ben pbt=
ltppinen auriideetebrt 1T. berihtet, baB
nur mod tpenig pbilippinifde @oloaz
ten i'm syelbe 1teben. Die Wlebraabl
Oerer, ipel9e ft9 NIT Waffengetpalt
Der MutpritGt ber Ser. @taaten ipiber=
fesen, beftebe aus Rdubern, unb er
f9dbt tire 3abl auf nt9t tpeniger als
atpan5istauienb. WGren bieie ausgez
rpttet, 10 fDnnte bds Ser. 5taaten=
9eer auf 10000 Mann rebuairt tperz
ben. Oas ipirb aber na4 Nnaabe oes
Generals Oouna eine fdpierige Mufz
gabe 1ein, neil unter fpantf9er 9errz
f9aft bas Hdubertpelen fnitematif9
ausgebilbet tporben lit. Oie Gorrupz
tion mar etne berartiee, bab Seber BON
Der Strafe fir bic fdperiten @erbre=
6en, fofern er it4 ni4t an einem
Spanter perartff, lostaufen fonnte.
Gum 8etpei1e brinet General Opung
elm etlatantes 8eiiptel aus etgener grz
fabrung. gr befam ben Befebl, in
elmer pbilibptnif9en propina benz 8rtz
=nntpefen gu feuern. Die
Sbatia9e, bab eine Mnaabl itanbredtz
licber 9inri9tungen nthts fru4teten.
beranlaBte i'm, ndbere Nadforfdunz
gen an5uitenen, unb CT ernittelte, bab
Elm rei9er Giliptno cine Hduberbanbe
in feinem @olbe bate. Mls Der Be=
treffenbe perhaftet tpurbe, nabm ct bic
5ahe febr slei9siltig auf. Gr tpurbe
erit no9benflih, als Der Broaeb nit
ieiner Nerurtbeilung gum Sooe burA
ben Strang enbete. unb Bot feinen
MG1tern taufenb Dollars an, tpenn
iie ibn entfommen lieben. 9ls bas
suriidgetpiefen tpurbe, iteigerte er fein
Nnerbieten Bis auf 10000 Dollars,
mas natiirlid ebenfalIs perseblth mar,
lnb fhlieblidh tpnrbe Der Wlann anf=
gefniipft. Wpn folhen NGuber=6 6aupt=
lenten tpimmelt es nah Mngabe bes
Generals Ooung auf ben pbilippinen.
Sbre grmittluns 1T nit @hpieria=
feiten berfniipft, neil iie bic 0or1idt
gebrau1en, nith in ibrerg2ahbarf1aft
all pliinbern, fonbern I'm @egentbeil.
burh Gelbfpenben ficb einen itarfen
Gnbang berfdaffen. Doh gibt Gene
raj Woung jih ber 9offnung bin, bab
eine Mnoabl 9inrihtungen bon folhen
prominenten Banbiten benz llebel
iteuern pirb. mas auf's SnnigIe au
ipiinfhen 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09

IntaI $54,636,747 $53, ,10S,702
6ierna6 bat ii1 al1o bic gtnfubr
guba's aus ben Ser. @taaten in ben
eriten neun Mlonaten lebten Sabres,
pergli9en nit Der glei9en 3eit bes
8priabres, Inn iiber $3,4OO,0OO berz
n1inbert, tpGbrenb bic aus 9robbriz
tannten Oeutfblanb unb einigen am
beren 2dnbern seitiesen tit.
Der neue Waapor Sobnfon bon
glepelanb in Obio bat ale 9onntagsz
ipibelei absef9afft. Sin aus engz
lif9ameritanil9en pai itoren Der Mntiz
Saloon 2iga beitebenoes Gomtte
fprah BEL benz WfaDor por unb erfu4te
i'm um etne GrtlGrung in 8etreff 1etz
ner Stellunsnabme ben Wirtben gez
geniiber. 5reimiitbis ertldrte Der
Mapor: Gr lei abfolut nidt seneigt,
aus glebelanb etne Semperenafaot gu
MAIDEN. Oie Wirtbe beaablten bobe
Steuern unb feten ein pom @eiese anz
ertannter @ef9dftsaipeig, bGtten alfo
ouf feinen @duB ebenfo groben Mnz
fpru9, tpie irgenb cine anbere Glafe
bon @ef9Gftsleuten. @r perbe baz
ber unter feinen I'm ltdnben bic Mirtbe
BON @pibeln perfplgen lai5en, ba bies
nit Der Contribution biefes 2anbes in
Mtberfpru9 itebe. @olange er auz
berbem nibt 70 piele poltaiften babe.
Inn por iebe Wirtbf9aft bes @onntass
einen poliaiiten gu itellen. tOnne BON
elmer Nerfddrfung bes@onntags teine
Hebe fein. @s geniige, menn bic Worz
bertbiire Der Wirtbfdaften am Sonnz
tag niht often itebe unb fetne RuhetDz
rung borfomme.
Die Mftien bes Roblen0l Sruits
1inb 10 fett unb bid setporben, baB
9err Modefeller ii9 entfdlohen bat.
lie gu piertbeilen. sir iebe Der Mftien.
bic 85 Dollars bas @tiid ipertb finb.
tpirb er i'm Mustauf4 beren bier emit=
tiren, bic ettpas iiber 5000 bas Stiid
ipertb finb. Das gefhiebt aus Rlusz
beits=Miidfi9ten. Wenn Der RoblenDls
9ruit ale Nierteliabre eine Dipibenbe
bon 90 Bis 80 procent erfldrt, 10
taudt Bel ben Biirgern Der @ebanfe
auf, bab bieIe gDmpagnie bod fdanz
benbalber Derpflthtet ipGre, ettDas bon
ibrern Syette an ben S1dat ab3ugeben.
Merben bic Mftien gebiertbeilt. 10 tptrb
teine Dipibenbe BON 20 ober 30, ion=
bern bon 5 reIp. 7a procent ertldrt.
Oas 1tebt fhDner aus unb erregt ni1t
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09
I Our9 benl1maug tpirb man9sr piez
Der an Carrie Ndttpn erinnert tperben.

81 Our9 benllnaus tpirb man9sr piez
Der an Carrie Nation erinnert Derben..
2iigen baben furae Beine, aber imz
mer IN Siebenmeilenftiefeln.
q sSn Buffalo 5on eine Mumie aus>
aeitellt tperben. Sb bic aus einem pp=
litii9en 2aser fammt9
Oie Wabrbeit bat nur eine ein3ige
gefdbrlide Seinbin, unb bas 1T bic
2iebenspiirbiefeit.
Ser riatise Ggpiit fu9t 1i6A nur
ben eigenen 0ortbeil, ipnbern au9
glet9seittg bes anberen Radtbetl.
Das @lud lit cine 6enne, bic 1i9
bos Neit gum gterleeen ni9t pprz
fdreiben ldbt.
Z Ser Heeen tit tpie Semanb, Der ent=
tdu19t tptrb, benn er fdllt tmmer aus
ben Wplfen. "A
{ Die ri9tige 8eniibung bes @e1ebes
Der Srdgbett 1T bas grobe @ebeimnib
bes Sort19ritts.
gs tpirb INNER rentabler, in Sc
treble su fpetuliren, ftatt es gu pflanz
gen. "#ta ".a"
sn Sem Oorf ipri9t man 70 piel
bon unterIu6nng Der 5pielbdufer, Die
Mauitreet f9eint uber unbebelligt gu
bletben. s4. 4.
Oas Weltfriebens : @e19Gft gebt
augenblidliA 10 idle9t, bab Dell
speige beoeuteno i'm preife geiunfen
| fino. .14...
Oie Nattpnal11ulben Der Welt be.
tragen 81 8illionen Dollars unb babe
iinb bic r8Gren", bic Stubenten uni
anDere drme Seufel anbtnoen, nod gar
ni9t eingere9net.
X X X
Gin pflug Sruit nit einem BE-
f9etbenen Nttiencapttal BON 80 Wftlz
lionen Dollars lit bic neueite 5ruitz
eriinbung. Man Ipirb balo pie Oio:
genes nit Der 2aterne am beaen Sage
auf bieSu9e geben miiHen, penn mar
ettpas finben min, mas mod nidt ber=
truitet lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09

iieIIen mitunter Jrasen. bDren aber
fOnft iebr aufmertfam su. Die ga
'britbeiiber iinb febr einperitanben lnb
trasen einen Sbeil Der Soften BEL, ba
bic Mrbeiter iin Diel rubiger benebmen
nnb fleibiser iinb.
Das Oberbunbesgeridt bat entz
fbieben, bab DE @tempelitener auf
slnsfubr< <Sra9tbriefe unsiiltis lit,
neil Misunderstanding borf9reibt:
nReine Steuern ober 3DIle follen auf
@egenitdnbe gelest rperben, bic aus
irgenb einem 5taate ausgefiibrt tperz
ben" Cine 5tempelfteuer auf einen
5ra6tbrief 1ei aber i'm MeIentlihen
unb Der Mirfung na6 etne Gteuer
duf bic in benz syrd6tbrief angefiibr-
ten 8egenitdnbe, unbi itebe besbalb,
als Musfubr=@tuer ober @3pll, 7 i'm
Wiberfpru1e 3u benz 8erfaifungsberz
bote. Die @teuer auf Musfubr- -Jra9t=
briefe betrug 10 Gents, obne MudIt9t
auf bic art unb ben Mertb Der Waa=
rem, bic in bemSheine per3ei1net tpas
rem. gs par al1o gleidstltig, ob Gob=
itoffe ober 5abritate our Musfubr ge-
langten, 1nb Db bic Qabung 5ebn ober
bunberttauienb Doaars ipertb mar.
0or einisen gasen gins bic Nadz
rtht bur9 bic 3eitungen, bab Das
Offenbalten Der 8uffaloer Musitel=
lung an @onntagen ieBt befinitio be-
f9lofen fet, unb bieie Nahri9t ipurz
be BON alien berninftieen Meniden
nit Sreube besriibt. 2eiber aber
fdetnt iie gum minoeften perfriibt sez
tpefen gu iein, tpie folsenbe 8emerfung
bes Buffalo Woltsfreuno" seist:
rWdbrenb in Der austpdrtisen PreKe
bic aunbe sebt, bab bic Musf ftenuns
Sonntaaes often sebalten tperben ion
unb Buffalo bafiir fompltmentirt
tpirb, lptro bier bieie Trase nit jebem
Sage brennenber. Sin She'll Der
anglo amerieanifhen 8ldtter gebt
linn bic Sadie berum tpie bic &abe unl
ben beiben 8rei, anbere ballen ftd in
ben v&ragen bes tillf9peigens" unb
benz Oireftorium fdllt es anseii9ts
bes Miberitreits berMeinungen offen=
bar f6per, ali einem befinitipen gntz
1hluhe gu fommen."
Wdbrenb Der eriten 9 Mepnate bes
Stsfaliabres 1899 unb 1900 betrug
MI sx&E.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09

Der BON ber belgifhen Regierung
peranltaItete Wettbetperb fir Die Ser
ftelIuns pbospborfreier 3iinbhOlaer tit
ergebniblos Derldufen. &einer Der
8etperber bat bic Sraee gelOit, OBJ
ipobl Elm preis bon $4,000 5ranten
dusgelebt mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09
8ermiidtes.
uauuuuuuuu q uuou uau

Ser @ef9Gftsberi9t bes Central
0erbanbes Der Mdurer DeutfAlunb's
ipeift na1, baB bic orsaniiirten Wduz
rer Deutf9lano's i'm leBten Sabre
1873, ,581 Mart burd Streifs perloz
rem haben. Ser 8erein 3dhlt $4,000
Maitglieber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09

Qlus perfdiebenen Gbeilen Dentf9z
lambs ipirb beri6tet, oaB Der itrenge
Winter eroben S9aben an Der Wtnz
teriaat anserihtet babe. ssn Der Weainz
ebene 1T 3. 3. Der enelif6e Winterz
tpeiaen poGftdnbis erfrpren unb mub
umgepfliist tperben. Z
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09
puuuuuaaua uuaouu uuu


: n
g uuuuu nuu n nm q q uu uop
g g
s SJ(rrtttfffhfrR =
& oSAlIW*S1+ 8.
q b
Der 9efndftsbertbt Des eentralz
8erbanbes Der Madurer DeutihlanD's
tpeiit nah, baB Die orsantltrten Wdiz
rer Oeutf4lanb's i'm leBten Sabre
1,819,5S1 Wtart burd Strelts perlos
rem hdben. Der Weretn 3ahlt 83,ooO
Maitglieber.
Der BON ber belgiinen Regterung
peranitaltete Wettbetperb fir bic Ser
eraebnibios perlaufen. Reiner Der
8etperber bot bic yrage eelOit, OBJ
tpobl Elm preis bon $4,000 Jranten
ausgeIebt par.
Qlus perfchiebenen Sheilen Oentfdz
lonb's tpirb beriehtet bah ber ftrenae
g1inter aroben Shaben an Der Winz
terfqot anaeriehtet babe. cSn Der Main>
tpeiaen pplI5tGnbio erfrpren unb mub
un,oepfliiot tperben.
otutl s1leh9alt.se Stsl guo:n pen!S
lpe geIlnser?uplei 1n.llsill a n s.,.et e;;h s.-
9eHat1lgen Ualierungsloe'le pel Yqpz
asr ela.s!i. O's!s s!: S.st' p...H sag Gtl.m .
~ plsun,lWsi' ~ uss n... ugs.ot,m eoI..s
en!pal1en o1 II. I'npsh 9tpBssa Bsa;ssoa.g, aoIag
". oluiusr.s.. :Isr n"p ues pS. ,;peo,'' ,,;t xr
.set sata",ussas,1l''''' 'De'D'' ''' A'''
ivy DNO"'0''
ms;6ahorf-oeson,ten ;54 hos g0rz
sen5nieI ;nsbsSnnhere. goiffsrsna<G,ez
Shafte n gffpften hsi 5G6msrer Sisaiz
nIinor5rofp nprbotsn g},In mocht Bic
sPsinsbonf ourh befnnnt bnb lie NIT
hen Honfh6ufern melrhe fpld1e @ez
{h6fte Fir g}eihshonfbeomte ousfIhz
sntaiehuno bss grehits obbriht
--
9orneo 1T stneieinholb Sabre him
h,,rch INN SIR % m g}ieumsnh,tis ein<
oeherb erfprfcht norbeu .Oos Souptz
srosbni5 her grnehitinn IL bic Gntz
heS,,no eines bisher o6nalih unbez
fonnten Weropoffes an ben @rensen
hon Gerotnof SIR 03ieutpenhuis mar
Der erife G,1ropGer ber bis bohin pprz
brono
- .a.
Sem 9r;i7eIpr eetit 9fe,1" suz
f,ros ',n;rh h:s esrnne he,iin(ih 10,
Sa;tsns msIo;s,,s .naI1. ssr Gnr,r,,srr
nna ru SSisrg % mnterhre?t,t tn,rhen I'M
foIoe,ha oS5,,nn finhsn. rio Ren;s.
r,,r,n ,r,s,"pS tn;rN nay nors6Iansn ron e Gonno.
Nnn9 @ Snfnr+ aisSsr -, ;;hsrnshrnsr
rns , ,toor o1s hsIa;sSs ernneofnn;s
S;s @ ,on o e1nio ohrs s'i,?r nirsrtsa @;nors;
fsn hos worronsnts y urt' nsrnaaIts4 ] ny ta;sa
eine mrinbrobe beren Groebnif
orpbes gufiehen berporr,,ft IT Be-
6em atpeiten Wein Gonoreb in SolI,
9llbia in 8lauen hattie bel Is sTirmer
in Qeipaiq unb 6alle a. g. ie Elm,
SlaIde Wein bur9 brittle gerI rIoner
unter benz 8emerfen: rReinen Natur.
pein fir einen 8ranten! preis fpiel
feline Rolle!" bolen lafIen.
8ei Der probe auf benz Weir=gpn:
ereb ersab ii4, baB BON. ben Is Sla:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09

eeyn benz @tGbt6en 8eene, q. s..
herrfht Sur 3eit 5harladfieber. Die
bortiae 8ant ldbt bebbdlb aaIes Gelb,
bas burh ibre 9dnbe sebt, Papiergelb
ipie Miinae, besinfi5iren. mas in einem
ba5u bergeridteten AsbeItofen gez
srhieht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09

Start eifenhaltise @ier baben beutz
ide 9efliisel5ii4ter mittelit elmer Ell
genartigen Siitterungsipeife Der 9iibz
ner er3telt. Otefe @ier, beren gifen
ii, oreanilder, fir ben menlali9sn
&orper let9t aufnebmbarer Sorm
entbalten iit. finben srDben Nbiob
BEL 8lutarmen, unb bel perf9tebenen
&rantbeitsformen !perben lie NIT Grz
'folg peripanot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09

Gum erften Male felt Der Griinbung
Der Granb Mrn1p Of tbe Republie bat
i'm leBten Sabre bic SterbIidteitsaifs
fer. 10000 iiberitiegen. .sSn bier bis
fiinf Sabren biirfte BON ben 100000
Mitglieoern, bic Der 0erbanb nod
1890 batte, faum & mebr bic 9dlfte
iibrig Iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09

syn benz 3immer, in benz ber 8ez
ri6teritatter Der .Mi1Deiirten prefe"
bon MguindlbO empfdngen ipurbe. be-
fanDen iib bret @ppbas unb an bic
90 StIble. Mun fheint benz Gr~
DiftdtDr bos SiBen aIfp redt leidt
81 mu9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-09
esSl1ldllbiid)eS.

Ridter u. SO. Site in 9bomaspille,
@a., inftruirte bieler Sage bic Granbz
SURF bahin, bdb prpgreiiipe guhre
init aiisgefebten preiien als cine Spez
eies bes 9a5arbipieles an5nisben uno
Su beitrafen iei.
The sun., 1901-10-06

Bavarian Minister n tho Interior tha, lev.
could not hold any position In schools IRE.
quented by Christian children. and a DO.
ci~ion Of the court n Glogau dismiss, 9
the case against Count Pncklcr- Musk,.
who had said In public address that % "a,
time To drive the -Judenbande- IJeW girc,.
out OF the country In ROumania jew. e rr,
frequently the victims 81 mob ,..r.r.,
IN 1897 and isoo. and their a,sailan'. Won;
unpunished whom brought before '." ,r.
bunals. Large numbers of Jewi-U -r...
grants left the country during ippo and
~ tho present year the government Ia. ont
every imaginable obst scle In the wav ui q
Jewish schools. with the evident ob,c,' .
preventing the Jews from improving u.,
condition In Russia the death - AoN.
ander III IN ise, brought no decided lrg.
IN the status Of the Jews. and Although
prosecutions have abated the res'rr'i,.
laws are still In force One result ~ 'Nrs.
unfaVorable conditions has been a s-horr.
Tor settling the jews Ia Palestine. al.
Gated years ago by Laurence Ohpra-..
and subsequently, taken up 10y the Zoni-'..
Baron Hir-h had In view similar ol,e,t.
when ho undertook 20 found homcs'a,is
IN Argentina for Jewish refugee
The sun., 1901-10-06

Recognised Textbook In the schools both
OF Palestine and Of Bsbyionia. The sen
sral recognition cf Judah's Mishnah marks
the dividing line Ia the history OF the two
academies and Of their teachers. Not long
after Judah's death the Palestinian acad-
emy was removed to Tberias, which city
long remained not only the seat OF the
academy. but the abode Of the Official
head Of Judaism In Palestine and. In a GER
tain sense. Of the Judaism OF the whole
Roman Empire. The monument To the
school Of Tiberias i the Pale~iinian, or.
aS II l. commonly called, the Jerusalem
Talnuid. Of which the foundation vas laid
by Johanan len NappahA. who died in A ID
2n. The work was not completed unlll
nearly a century and a half after Johsnsns
death. the formal close of Il icing appar-
emily connected with the extinction OF the
psiriarchsl offlce. sbou, A d. t?s Al
though little u krown Of the Subsequent
activity % the Tiberia- academy, II wa
the seat Of the Ma,ore,ic traditions and
innovations, for there la the seventh GER
tuiy 4 ID was introduced the system o'
punct uation. which was destined To aid ro
efficiently In the proper reading and under
standing Of the Biblical text, THE system.
which achieved universal recognition II
called the "Tib-rian punctuation
The sun., 1901-10-06

In his own country among his coreligion-
lists. hut ther- is no doub. that Christian
philosophy owed much 20 Philo.
We do not hnd In Ithe first volume Of
this cncyclopedia an sccount of the Alex
andrian Jews In the Middle Ages. that Is
to say. from the date Of the Arab conquest
TO the aoc-~-lon Of iMehemet Ali No doubt
We shall find tho gap filed In a latter volume
under the caption Of Egyptian Jews In
medirva times. To the present position
of the Jews In Alexandria upwards Of three
columns Is allotted. I, appears that IN
1900 the Jewish community In this city
numbered 1000 persons. governed by
an elective body of sixteen conspicuous
men. called the -CommunitA Only those
contributing IS Ia $50 annually to the CON
gregationai treasury have the right to
vote FOR members Of this body
The Communiia has control Of the a.
hnce- and Affairs ~ the several congre-
cations, making no distinction between
native Jews and foreign Jews. ar between
Sephardim jew. aud Ashltenalim J"w-
The revenues ~ the community ar" de-
rived from synagogue dues and Offering,
burial fec- and the taN on kosher meat,
~ well a. from real estate aud the duviy
TAX. All ecclesiastical matters are IN a."
hands of chief rabh We learn thai
VA 1874 a printing house was founded. which
IN equipment and the quality of it, work
b~ar- comparison with the best European
presses. Prom II have bcen is~ued n,i-
meruus PRAYER books sermons and re-
sponSs. aud many volumes M Arabic aud
Hebrew. a. we'll - la European languages
II seems that th" Jews Ia Egypt al" az
present under no special res riciious They
transact trade with Europe ia general.
aud with England In particular Many
oi them are bankers and capitalists, vhi"
merchants, commercial! travellers. r"rih"s
and ArtlIanS are numerous among them
They are also represented among the law
y"rs and officials 81 the courts tn" jew,
81 Alexandria are polyglo'. speaking the
tongues and exhibiting the character
I-tiCs and customs Of various nationalitie~
Including Svrians. Turk, Rnumauisus.
Rn-sian- AusirlAns. Germans. Italians
aud Ff-nchmen Tho chi-f -yuagugu-
m Alexandria l. known a. the -IrrIdcl
4 stone -lab inserted In one 90 IT, walls
s,te-i- that u was built in the wear 1871
after the destruction lioH the gsp
following the word destruction should
Do filed i uncertain whether bv thr Wotd-
-of the -erond tempt" At Jeru-a en-. "r
-of The temple al I.ontopoli~ co., ia some
other way. The synagogue supposed -
be- the most ancient of all. and recognized
~ the synagogue Of tb" Comuuuita. H.
-kene-et Flivahu. 80 called because %
j. ssid that the Prophet Elijah dU"lt uu
thai spot Tor som" 'iiu". Rabbi Obadiah
da Brrtinoto. who Ni-l'"d Al"NaHund lu
its5. on n journey from ltalV tu J"ru-al"'r.
referred So thl- svfagugu" Beside .
number Of eleemosynary institutions. '..'
jewish community in Alexandria Io--
~cs-eS several schools uut owing 10 r."
uaucity Of those on modern lire~. the chill
drrn 10 tho upp"r and middle claH- jew
attend the Christian ptINa'r schools
The sun., 1901-10-06

TO Aramaic letters with ink upon pspyrus
about the fifth or fourth century ID. &. In
shown by a series Of Arsmaic papyri from
Egypt collected Ia the Corpus Inscrip-
tionum semiticarum- A glance a. the-c
tsxts reveals the fact that not only are
the general features OF the script much
like the cursive Hebrew OF the middle
ages. bu, ths, many OF the signs. taken
bv themselves, are almost identical. TIL.
Jews IN exile seem 10 have been quick
to abandon their mother tongue for ths
Aramaic. both IN word and script. When
part of the exi-s returned To Palestine.
u - probable that nearly all writing Was
limited to literary productions or to COM
n,ercial and Official documents. for tho
former purpose the indigenous Hebrew
script could be retained. and since hters-
ture was mostly confined 10 the priests.
u j. probable that they ut least remained
faithful for = time so the ancient mode OF
writing On the other hand, all official
or semi i-oricial documents had TO ly' written
In Animate u became n-edful, there
fore. for bIsine-- ueoplr To learn two al
phal-ts. one for their social needs aud
hr other to erEbe them To read the Holy
Scriptures Naturally Jews who lived In
forrign landr. and whose numb-fs con
tinually grew. were especially compelled
Ia do this. which circumstance furnished
a reason for event ually writing even the
Holy Books in the Aramaic characters:
the books. thus written. established them
selves 80 firmly that they were regarded
at the time Of the Mi-hnah a. the only
sacred ones This much Is assured. how
ever. that. irr.spec,iyely Of tho Samar-
r Ial.s..Us euFtuF
-till existed among the Jews for several
centuries after the return from exile. aud
doub' - cast on the tradition which az rib
uic- to Ezra the scribe the u-'' ~ the
AraTsc script for the Scriptures
The sun., 1901-10-06

A Je~,sh Encyc,spe<iss.

n !. q project colossal in scope and unique
"a Alan which the Funk A wagnalh Com
rany nave conceived. aud the initial step
toNard the fulhlment of which has bsen
taken In The Je,S.h Erosyciopoz'd. Vol. D.
Tie purpose IL. as th. subtitle Indicates.
10 present de-crip, i've record Of the history
religion. literature and customs OF the
jewish people from the go rlie-t time~ to
the pre.ent day That the scope of the
work is colossal will he recognized when
Ne saw thar the first volume now before ~. 4.
though n contains nearly 7Oo quarto page.
carries us no further than from Asch to
ApocaIyp,ic literature The work l. unique
IN aim because no successful attempt hsS
been heretofore made 60 gather under one
alphabetical arrangement all the innum-r-
able topics of interest 20 Jews Apart from
the Bible. the only department, which has
ss We, been pu, in rncyclopcdic form !.
thai of Rabbinic literature. for which there
exist encyclops,iis- one ia Hebrew. "om-
piled in the seventeenth century, and one
In German prepared In modern ' ines.
Treh 81 these PRODUCTIONS labor- undet tie
daadvantage of b"ins tho Outcome ot the
IN bor and learning 81 -,nsl- man. or th"
more comprehensive encyclopedia planned
lsNlldIfN. ffNtF ''' W. wv "iFls'"'''
in isS? The plan Of publication ON lines
similar 80 those ~ thAt nov hegln WAS
drawn up ~ "a back a. i-i'. but ~a- nn'
carried b"yond the prospectus and pre-
hminary lis of subiegi- Pie; Gra"H ~
iSs7 throw -uggv-tiu'.s fur J'wi-h
cncvclo lopstl.a laIi no. hing csTr ~ 'hrnl.
1h.. niagnitui" uf tho task here uhu"rt 'krn
vii l,c appr,-c,a'rd VIM vr nrntiou hat
a. -. l..
,eriion involved toa extending over 'N"i,"
riopth-. amt resulted ~ pi"viri"nsl ind"N
9. over 2slo'o captions III" determination
. 81 the sI0ce appropriate f"r each "f ih'-''
subjects We. diri,ri' ~ the absence 81
,uy prrvioU. attrmpi IN the sifn" df'T ton.
peipleNing al-o Wa th" problem ~ ih'
tfansl.'cratinu Of Hell rev and hrabr Wnrd-
Had the cditor- adhcr'-i io ~" cla b"rai"
n"'liod current aEiuug nru-t N"nrti" s'h"-
ar they w"4li have l"-. -iglu 81 t'sir
iincipnl object. which wa> to pr"nrI"- 4
work a,iartivc ". ~ i-a-' not r-pel''nt
q" thc general pal T. The ~re't ~ strange
characters. ac,Vntuel ni'rk> aud SIp"r~crip'
lr'ters would mar.f,-' - nav" b-rl deterrent
II" system 80 'ran-liter.i'"'i adopted
t.. fof 10, moe pa.t. that proposed hv the
Geneva Conqrr-s pi Ogicutai-'s amt ap-
proved hy th" Rpval A-aiic Society oi
Eggiand. .hr ~or,'i- A-ip'iqu- u' Paris
a,sl thc ttrn'irlu Oriental Srci"iv. T. +
q s,.t.m which re,ll- 20 'hr lev 80 scholar
the o-isinl' Icbn'v while A. ~" sam" ,,n"
- exhibits @" thr orCi,r~rv r"ader tu" "ios'''
possible apprp1"h 80 ;hc proI"r p"pnuncia-
ton IN cnnuro'ion with triS m,',"r We
-houd not utc'lpnk the fact thai name
occurring IN 'hc Bhi" have h"rp every
where retained m the form nHdr fsntdg
~ he king James S,r.inn
Williams news., 1901-11-02

At the preliminary hearing before Judge Ranney last Monday Gorton Cummings, G. w. Williams and John Barnes, charged with break ing the seal on a car, were bound over to appear before the grand jury in the sum of $1 ,OOO bail, in default of which they were taken to the county jail at Flagstaff Mon day by Deputy Sheriff Kennedy.
 Oysters at Phelan's, in cans or bulk.
 MT. and Mrs. M. C.. Sharpneck, accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Geo. Sarano, left for Prescott Wednes- day, where they will reside in the future. They are all very pleasant people and their many friends greatly regret their leaving. How ever, MT. Sharpneck, than whom there is none better, says he will return about Thanksgiving as he can't be kept away from turkey shoot if there is to be one within two hundred miles.