New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
JEWS L4UD PRESIDENT.
Nr. Greenhut Tells Secretary Hay
of Praise from Kishinef.

4 letter TO Secretary Hay from J. =. Green
hut. who has just returned from abroad. giving
the conclU sious which he reached after hearing
the opinions of many men prominent IN Russia
on the Kishinef massacres. was made public
yesterday. Nj Greenhut is the president OF the
Siegel-CooPer Company. native % Austria
and a man who has long been well known in ths
business world. While abroad he talked with
many men who were intimately connected with
the relief fund sent 10 Kishinen and who were
thoroughly familiar with the situation there
Among those with whom he talked were Osiah
Chayes a banker Of Odessa. and president Of
the STOCK Exchange Of that city. and Moses
Kliguan. the treasurer OF the relief committee
Mr.. G-eenhut declared that what these men
welcomed most from this country was the atti-
tude taken ry President Roosevelt and Score
tarv Hav IN regard 10 the treatment Of the
Jews. which. they said. had helped them more
than al other efforts combined. Mr.. Greenhut
said in part.
There has been SC. much publicity given by the
which were po-petrated on that occasion that 30
not think it necessary 70 rellLe a.H INNS atelt
ne Statements OF Mr.. El-gman and OF The other
men [52P ,-l',r-1 -y ysro--ej on ne e,sfit
ana ID would indeed be a hard individual .that
not feel touch o. sympathy Tor those poor. down
trocdeu jews. who are e .inp'i.eo 10 exc OK S1en
vas much interested ln learning from these
--,sn 81 now wei The funds which werr sent 10
Efshfua~ ras bee. Distribute among tnlse Who
v,era Fr rnost Urrent need ~ relief Ar- h-lsIlal
.-a-eG that al about ~ ss' r-nies ts1-s hac
iesr received hy has committee about one-E1-T 81
wffrr was raised iu Russo. one-qua- Ter as Ie-
ef,el from Other PARTS 81 Europe and eue-4larleT
SJ,.s AreTca M KiFuan said that he believed
- f-75e ready received would enable bis COM
rritfre 10 care Tor al tle urgent cases N tHeir
if6ve,-.r what Impressed md gratihe3 ne most
statement ard consensus ~ opinion = az
trree rner-rarutlE. that vale tne felle- rifils
tfb acre - generously fCrv ar1el IRON al laE-s
49, V-orr1 ilC-sl welcome AS it-t- e'tD-e1
49,, - afre material assistance 70 those poor
$500 srr0Sr q had betl destroyed. ana VINO.
have starved 20 c-af-- ttnf. d- go 49,
80 r-fzed and welcomed most the ug14e atll
i-e-oio' arriruGe taken by Presioerr fSo-seNe-l
80 Serra.arr Ilay Iler Uela-- : L-l 7--- vt =
- r,-e~ again rha- rhe moral influence ~. lee
-tr-orrf the action taken by cur adllrlst = ailsL
- ~ more "a 10 ttCm than a. olher l-pils
~ lsf-eI and rhat although me pos-il.l .. c-I
istrattor could not be- n Force ON !als. j
- FeIess rad immediate thecf on me RUSSIAN
to--gr ard of Gals generally ID hirl--.eII- Nl-9
-. sais 80 81 Jess harsh 20 The jewish ptpliat-.
So, r,ef- Predecessors had been. me ESQ $40
80 ne rtshc sympathy shown ipf i-- ia-e 80
- eFhrrr.uce expressed by TIE peof.- 40 l-e
80 trs T--rrei States AGAINST lilt-- Lt-7a-A-'
strr.f-fes rad the eject q brlrellg aLlt rs ~
- ~ NAV ~ the riotous leaders VINO y u. -
.i,e - ast some punishment io- itlI go
- a.. hone tfat tfis action may pave s1I-1e &c
The future