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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
4 NECESSARY EVIL.
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
ELEVEN STARTLING YEARS OF WEODED LIFE OF COUNTESS
 BONI DE CASTElL6NE
AMERICAN GIRLS LIFE PfOVES 4 FAILURE
Her Husband Has Had a Merry Time Spend ing Her Millions-Story of the Palace He Has Built and the Other Luxuries
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
MISTAKE ABOUT FATHER.
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
T. a Sa-t Set Nursery

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

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The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-18
Importing Earth
From Jerusalem

Mr. Arthur F. Corey of New York,
formerly connected with the New York
custom house, who is visiting Denver, in
an interview with a representative of the
Jewish Outlook, had the following to say
on the generally unknown, yet immense
business OF importation of holy earth.
He said: "The Importation Of earth from
Jerusalem is one Of the queerest matters
the custom officials have to deal with,
and it has caused considerable feeling
between the Jews in America and the
United States government for some time
1t is not generally known that every
orthodox Jew wants handful of earth
from the holy places in Jerusalem placed
under his head when he dies He would
sooner violate some Of the essential
teachings Of his religion than neglect this
sentimental respect.
There are companies formed for the
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-18
EDITORIAL
Duma and
the Jews

the Jews the coming meeting of
the Duma. Judging from the informa-
ton at hand, the constitutional demo-
cratic party will be the party in power
and large majority Of the members of
the Duma will consist of progressive ele-
ments The cruel and unprecedented re
preston exercised by the government,
defying all legality and challenging com
parison with the terrorism of anarchy,
had embittered all classes Of people
against the government so that the peo-
pie were glad Of the opportunity OF dem
onstrating their ill will. The return OF
the most radical elements was intended
to be strong protest against the oppres-
sions Of the government. The short
sightedness which the bureaucracy dis
played in drafting the constitution con-
tributed not a little to the effectiveness
of this protest. The government took
great pains to reduce, as far as possible
the value of the constitution by the re-
dictionary clauses and to retard the
power Of the people. 1t opposed univer-
sal franchise. The property qualifca-
ton has resulted in the creation of an
electorate which is sufficiently intelligent
to exercise it's rights Of independent vot-
ing and which is amenable to the infu-
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-18

days in the county Jail. Judge Dixon in
passing Judgment on Philip Keiser said:
''The court specifies the number Of days
so that you will be released on next
Christmas day. / think that you will
keep your mind constantly on this day.
1t will be the anniversary Of the day
when you joined in the awful, brutal
murder of that poor Jew. You have had
your lesson. Remember Jacob Weiss
kind and be thankful that fate has not
dealt more harshly with you
This is the eXpiation for one OF the
most brutal crimes ever committed in the
history of the city Our readers are ia
miliar with the facts in the case. On last
Christmas day mob Of young hoodlums
led by the two convicts and Sonny BO-
hanna, who jumped his bond shortly af
ter the murder and has not been cap
tured, attacked seven Jews who were
loading a car of old iron on Seventh
and Larimer streets. They stoned, beat
and kicked poor Jacob Weisskind into in
sensbility. He sustained a fracture of
the skull and died at the county hospital
on February 18th.
The sentence of the leaders of the mob
is exceedingly lcnient. This was the
unanimous sentiment of all who
followed the evidence at the
trial and this was also the opinion
of the trial judge. The prosecution erred
in resisting a motion for separate trials
Had Lind been tried alone the verdict
would have been murder in the second
degree, which is life imprisonment. Yet
justice was vindicated. The verdict of
the jury gave notice to the hoodlums in
the city that the poor Jew life is as
valuable as any other citizen s, and any
one who attacks the Jew will be pun
ished. All credit is due to the tireless
energy and relentless prosecution Of the
district attorney s office. d.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-18

ence Of progressive thoughts. 1t has been
proven that the vast ma. .ority Of the elec-
tors went to the polls with clear set
purpose. The intervention of the police
and the serious obstacles placed in the
way Of an electoral compaign did not
succeed in preventing the public from
showing their opposition to the govern
ment and sending delegates to the Duma
who are most profoundly hated and most
energetically prosecuted by the bureau
cracy The present situation is such that
the divergent forces in the Duma may
be brought into violent collision. The
first serious attempt of the convention
to carry it's liberal program into effect
and convert itself into an assembly OF
real power may lead it into sharp antag
onism with what the Cars government
may regard as the fundamental laws OF
the state and may dissolve the entire
Duma
The fate of the Jews, so far as the
Duma is concerned, is problematical. The
constitutional democrats are pledged to
give the Jews equal rights with all other
nations. This party has faithfully prom
Used freedom for all races and religious
beliefs throughout the empire. The ques-
ton is however, how far will promises go?
Will the Duma withstand official resist
ance and will the constitutional Demo-
Gratis, the party in power, persist in their
promise until the Jews have secured cit
izen s rights? These questions are diff
cult to answer at the present writing.
The near future will solve them conclu
sively.
Meanwhile, we are of the opinion that
the Jews in Russia should do their share
toward emancipation they should stand
up for their rights and agitate for their
own just claims in alliance with the pro-
gressive forces Every victory for gen.
eral liberty will improve their chances
of gaining their freedom. They should
all unite in electing the best and ablest
men to represent them in the Duma Let
the narrow minded nationalists and III
onists who place their party interests
above all other consideration, and who
recently defeated the ablest Jew in
Wilma, O. o. Grunsberg, unite for the
nobler and higher purpose Of emancipat-
ing the Jews; let them act in concert and
make the good fight for their common
rights as men.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-18
The
HOOdlumS
Convicted

mas day, and who caused the death Of
Jacob Weisskind on February 18th last,
were convicted. The sentences are alto
gethe1> too light for the grave crime. The
leader Of the gang, Philip Lind, was SEN
fenced to from four to six years in the
penitentiary and the other hoodlum was
sentenced to seven months and fourteen
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-18
JEWISH CALENDAR.
5666-19o6.

SUNDAY IAN 7,....F Fast of Tebet.
SatnrGav Ian 81 New Moon Sh'vat.
Snn Mon Feb 25- &c. New Moon Adar.
Saturday Mar 10. go. Fast of Esther.
1Observed on previous Thursday
Snn Mon Mar. 11-12. Purim
Tuasdav March 81, New Moon Nissan.
Tuesday Apr TO- list Day of Passover.
Wed -Thh Apr $3.50 .Rosh -Chodesh. COmer)
sunday Nav 13... Lag Bonner (33d day of
Friday Nav 25 New Moon Swan.
Wednesday May 30...1st Day of Pentecost.
SAT sun Jun 1924. New Moon Tammuz.
Tuesday JuIy 10 .F Fast of TammuZ.
Monday July 23. New Moon AV.
Tuesday, July 81. Fast OF Av
Tue.-Wed.. Aug. Fl 1-23 New Moon Eiui
Thursday. Sept. 20 New year toooD
The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-18

At last the two young
hOodlums who at
tackled seven poor
Jews on last Christ
The Washington herald., 1906-11-24
FOR MORE PROJECTING AREA
Engineer Biddle Favors Five Feet
Under Certain Conditions.
Three Foot Space for walks Under
20 Feet Wide-CommfsStone IN
Allow or Refuse Projections.

Important changes in the schedule of
projecting areas Of buildings have been
recommended by Engineer Commissioner
Biddle
The present schedule allows projecting
area on business streets Of three feet.
Col. Biddle recommends that the areas be
allowed 20 project FIVE feet on public
space, where the width Of the Sidewalk
and parking is sufficient TO allow an unob-
strUcted space of twenty feet. measured
from the curb to any projection above the
sidewalk or. if there is no projection, 10
the edge of the area and steps. II the
unobstructed sidewalk is less than twenty
feet, the area projection shall be but
three feet. The projections shall be con
sidered merely as privileges TO be allowed
or refused by the Commissioners.
The present three-foot limitation, Col
Biddle says. was apparently due 10 the
fact that show windows are allowed TO
project but three feet. and that it was in
tended, by allowing the areas a similar
space. to maintain the uniformity of the
street. This object is. however, not ac-
cOmplished. said Col Biddle, as the regu-
lations also require these areas to be pro-
tected by railings and these. with their
foundations, take up a foot or so in addi-
ton