New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
TELL OF ORPHANS NEED.
Jezcs of Jerusalem Send Quaint 4 p
peal for Aid.

Nam 81 the wealthy Hebrews Of this city have
recently received copies Of quaint almost pitiflJ
erreal from the committee Of the Orphan Asylum
Institution OF Jerusalem asking some assistance
for that charity The appeal IS printed In a small
pamphlet with bright red cover. and in several
languages The English version, which
r,lanaro-v note says written By member Of
the asylum board who once lived In Baltimore, is
IN = rryle that would be humorous Z its message
were less touching
The appeal reads IN part:
NeroifuH Brerhern and Sisters: ,..- zu..na-, -.
distress uosrfo7 Of our orphans ana para-nLleSs
SL-4Qte ,f3e soii+ay in The world who are short
IN almost every thing as Icoo eIlIlh Ing 40
- y t5sv should he Of some use IN the world and
in explaining TO your ignoEsLhS gt' ne stTsefs
r-aT nav be seen toiling consequently o. not nay
s o ne bsst We can and We have rented place
Tor mem where they are taken good care Of anG
ioqglngs. p1 t ne oriyT and the number OF the poor
jFIa H roId 1hs amount II is difficult 10 breath
D,s, ne Rabbi OF Vrisk who rented The place
and die the best he could TOT men ~ ~ ,anass-
$50 nous who are not htfuil seemingly Ie edlca-
ton. professions is learned 70 men o. E .r sIi ete
such IS sTL{hs JolI,e Ide.,ce 9F PaIestine the
uha-7s ard parantIegs sent 10 us so me S .
3 presently above 2G0 orphans who CRY IN qisliesS
ns1Ce i ! SOC r. But the most sorrow and di[h-
E-Ir-e me Distressing 4 settlement Of our own AoC
me much trouble Of removing every year 10 ne"
places. -, ,--..ba-, and
ssters 70 nav interest in the distress and soiioL
81 Ire orphans BY acknowledging this 70 you IN ouL
fr,-fo-a- we took trouble call oIance OF
hreT1eru in Jerusalem and after Tuucn Irclole
cboosed committee who should seek 4 place
ftfuiI For mis- purpose for TO build Institution for
the poor orphans; and we have found At last 4
favorite place Of 1900 Quadrat yards wien Is Z
splendt settlement for this purpose IN the locality
~ and therefore in appeal 10 our
dear brethren and sisters IN al The word 70 proNo
affection 70 this necessary beneFeleLice
have compassion with the poor orphans IN assist
ing Us 10 build this Institution as a home for tne
EOEtary orphans trusting tnat the Almighty
God viii reward you and bless you with all your
desieTance for this bensvelence and wishing you 10
the conuettee Of the Orphan Asylum Institution
The appeal is signed by Jscobsohn, Mondshine,
Coldschlag. Blunmenthall. Auerbach. Filter. and
Eisner the last named acting cashier and sign
ing also from Baltimore"
The plan be 20 build a settlement OF
thirty apartments each 70 contain ten orphans
Ten wGrkroOus wanted Tor those who not
smart enough 10 study the Torab Any who
vii give 100 francs yearly for five years viii be
come a founder and nave his engraved
marble stone which viii be placed above the door
Various prayers VIII be said FOR those who wish 20
contribute smaller SUMS
y any rich American VIII build the whole IL
zfifuffou At his own expense ten OF the orphans
-iH be named efteT him. and "-ne same Will be
obliged fulfill all ais destertngs as his OWL chill
dren and after long lie KadlsH vii - sad al
Edwin & Wallace. United States consul at Jeru-
s2len eerrffes that the Institution is doing
worthy work and Lhat ne has confidence II the
anrcnnzrtse.