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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
@nIdBIi@ Der an 6. Oftober in

MmldBIi@ Der am 6. Oitober in
@om fattsefunbensn @eneralberiamm.
lung italisnti&sr So3talihinnen erlieb
Der vabanti" einen alufruf. tn tpeltem
ss bsiBt: .Mb9t: bod aus Der SseIs
Der 6rau iebe Spur bon pbilantbropi'
fasr @efhblsbuielei unb altbadener
Weibli4fsit berf&winben, bamit He
snbli9 BITE tbr bon Der gei4i9ts ange'
tpisisne Stslung einnebme: IN Der
Settle bes Wannes In uiribi4aftli4sr
unb politii9er Organization. - Das
tbertrumpft Md ben I%drmenofen
BIaufrumpf unb bic enragirtefe
6rauenre9tlerin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
AurrkeutteuN.

@ertbeibiger: sd eebs
Die @erfi9eruns, meme Ser
rem @ei9tporenen, bab Der @ngeflagt;
Bel Den mebrfa9en 9efpre4unsen, bi'
i6 NIT linn bate, itets ben beiten Sim
Druid auf mid na9te." : g uune,
(ii9 perneigenb): nMeinen perbinbIi4a
item Sanf. 9err Softor!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

Sr. Sprbes @inslotp tn 2onbon.
gnglanb, srtIdrts bsuts, elmer 2abel.
m.Ibung ssmdB, bic Siren /. Statifii
erueiie, bob es binnsr, Sturgeon auf Der
grbe mebr Bsrrtidts oils 8erniinftise
aeb,r pirb. - Wenl man fi4 genau
umRsbt, min es f9einsn, aIs oh Wins-
Ion bsbeutsnb binter ieiner 3eit 3urRd
iF, benn Statifif ooer ni9t Statiftit.
bic aIts AufaRung. bob bic grbe i&on
ldnsf sin srobss fOnbaus 1T. i8eini
INNER nod bie ri8tise 3u iein -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

= @iel gu tbun. u. (einsn
Sreunb. i'm &eitaurunt tr%effenb): Na,
Die ssbt's 9ei4dft9 g.: 9rObartig,
i9 fanrl ni9t einmal uetne Mu6I5ei<
ten einbalten; feben sic, mas i9 ieBt
efe, bas tit erit mein 5ribftiid bon
seitern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
Mnthnprnntue EnIur.

@irtb (auf Dem gerse gum
&enner): r9ut niemanO bon Der gro
BEN 9efenf9aft iiber Die preife sez
i9impft9"-& eIIner: ,Nein, ane
baben anftanbslos be5ablt.
$50, Damn ieben mir bon moreen al
idmmtli9e preiie Der Speiietarte lin
5ebn Yfennig binduf."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

nnter beutf3er Sla9gs
fubren int Sabre 1905 1867 Sess
oampffdiffe, Die insgefammt eincr
Haumge6alt bon 100000 Bruttoa
Resiitertonnen beiaben.
Sofio in Sapan bat 800 Offents
li6e 8Goer, Die tGsli9 bon 100000
Wen59en benubt tperben. 2onoon be-
fbt 40 Dffentli9e 8Gber. Die in einem
sSabr bon iiber 100000 Nenfdsr
befuat tperSen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
9rnnoeisentbums nebertra8mnssn.

aubenlot Isl, 81 BET 80 SUB, berbsi.
fert, @sfisite asnes Str.. n6roli9
bon Saolep Ctr. 1915.
Nnna 9. WcgItpee u. u. on 2antnia
". Omen, Got 26 unb tpefli4s 61lfte
bon Got ~, gIod 8, 9ortb Snotana'
polls, As BET 125 5uB. perbeHsrt.
Norblsite eugene Str, ofli4 BON Ra'
Der Strabe. $3.50.
Warion Sruf unb 2oan MhoeiatiOn
on Sfaae Webse. Got 81, Dattsrs
apb., SO BEL 1875 SUB, bsrb.Rert.
saoisits 9Owaro Str, bfli4 bon Bis
marf Ape. 5000.
Otis 2irtpatrtd an Ant6onp JolB,
&beil bon Got SO. parf Sios abolition,
80 BET ITO SUB, berbehert. faoli4e
settle Der Warplano Strabe. 6Rli& bon
&anoolp6 Str. $1.750.
gli3abstb Nainep on gaa &. Wils
ion, Sol 80, @afbington Square abb,
128. 70 BET 1915 SUB, baeant, fib6f-
liae gde Weribian unb so. StraBs.
49,
Nlice 6 SHILLING on 8ineent &
Sobnfon, Got z, S9uman's Subo,
40 Bel 100 SUB. bsrbeRert. iholi&s
Settle Der 81. Strabs, 6flt9 bon CO.
pitol abenue. SO. 300.
Waibinston Weglamara on @la'
renee @. Weans. Got l, SeatOn's
Sub. pbo She'll bon SobniOns @rben
Mob., norbbRli&s gde IL. unb Belle
fontaine Str, $3.50.
Diliam 8. 8. Sbant an Sohn ..
powers, Cots 8. 4 unb 9. Sbanrs
soutbsaftsrn Ausnue Abb 3uti&en
Alsranber unb Gnutbeafern Mbe.
tpeRIi& bon Sloan Nbe., $500.
Sobn rs. potpers an gliaabetb Dill
@raurut. basielbe. Got 8, $3.50. -
Derielbe an CHARLES =. Du@raurui
u. H., basislbs, Got 9. $3.50.
Wanforb o. OonB an Wiaiam 8.
Sortpel, She'll bss norbmsfiidsn
BierteIs bon Section "a. Somnibip Is,
&ange 8. '@snter Somnibip, $4,000.
Sulia Reibnsr &C. OF Sarah 9.
Bromn, Got 1876 unb 8bsiI bon 135.
Worris' Dat 6ia abolition. rs bel
1855 SUB, bsrbeKsrt. Ofieite bon
Wbeelsr Str, r6rbli4 bon %. Str,
$500.
6enrp S@atel an btsieIbe, Sbeil
beKeIbsn @isrtsls bsrfelben Section,
Is. 60 Meres, $4,000.
Winiam g. Girls on Sulius ID.
Raminsfp, Cots So, 81 uno SIS. Big.
nep's GubbibiRon. 100 BET 155 SUB,
paeant, Nrrbieite bon &op Str, wef'
ltd bon Bi9nsp Mpe.. $3.50.
gmiIie Or. 2ebre9t an &subsn q.
Uliaer, 2ots 81 unb 81. Clifford placs
abolition, 80 BET 152.5 SUB, bsrb..
Wefieite Der 6amilton Mue., n6rbIid
bon 10. ctr. 5000.
gIi3a s. Zimmerman u. u. an
Gamilton o. paImer. fioli4e 9dIfts
bon Got A. 6. 8. 5let9sr's srfs ab.
bition, Br~igbttpoob. 37i Bel 200 Gub,
bsrb.. W.fieite Der Station. fiSlid
bon Is. Cir. $4,000.
Winnie Bladmal on 9eorgs g.
6aerie, She'll Got Is. RboOss Sub,
She'll 81. Slinois Str, aob., ifbli9,
Settle bon %. Str. 6ffli9 bon @api'
toll Mbe, $3.50.
5rant Zones an Samuel 3. Sci,
Ranb, GOT 263 Wsf parf Abb., rorb,
6fli&e Ode Obio unb Abbifon Str.
81. $50. :
Sba u. 5iihsr an CHARLES SiIber,
She'll bss ito6Rli9en 0isrtels. Sec.
IA. Sounfbip Is, Wange 4, 40 Mder,
Warrs1 Sownibip. $1,000.
Darn g. Broun on @mma e.
Dper, Got Is. Ne2ernan's Subj,
MubenIot %, berbeRert, Ofisite @tI.
Iarb Str, faoli9 bon 8arbsn etraBe.
5000.
Dabib q 6atpfer an Winiam 6atp.
ter, Got 10, Taubre's SubbibiRon,
IS BET 100 SUB. berbeHert, tpeflt@e
Settle Der Capitol Absnus. n6rbIi& bor
SO. Str. $4,000.
@eorae W. 6helbp an Warb g,
| R6onc,o,e QoS 10 MInx q m--.r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

DIANA, beute bat Der 2ebrer NIT
mir gang alIein gerebet!!"- Grin, mein
Sunge. mas Fat er benn gu Dir ses
iagt?"-r@r frug, o5 i9 mod mebr
@ef9pifter bGtte!!"- nunb mas meinte
CT, bab On unfer einsiger bift9"-rGr
iagte: Sea, Soft fei Oarf!'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27

Nm 6alfter fi6rten lie lire 6eiocn
pferOe, bis in Der glG6e BON McorRetoe
einige bon Palmer8 frij6eren 2euten
tdnen. 9enen bertraute cr Die S6iere
gum porIqufi9en llnterItelcn an UNI
an zen gaffenOen Sne9ten porEet
i0rttt er nit 2idne lpcitcr.
80 6riiGen ser 0utsDof nit 1einen
dlten gralrcn Marern lag, blieben lie
itehen un0 i9auten San0 in !SanO
LANCE 6iniiGer.
n9etlef, define Scinat6 - muB es
6:nn fein, 0oB 9u iie ouf9ibIt9 Gannlt
Oh fe Dir nidt nod jett retten? Oh
lDetBt ia, ipieDiel mir nod perDlieben
lit. Tenn jeBt neGme i6 e5 ais mein
Gigent1um unO Iegne Die 6ano, Die
mir baS 9ibt! 9etlef, lit es feline WEO9s
Ii6teit, Dab 0u ="
0a bate er BON feinem 6uuIe 0en
Bid a5gepan0t unO Iagte feit unO
ru6i9: rNein! SeIbIt penn eS Die
M0Qli6teit 0afiir gGte - nein! Ni6t
ouf 3uIammengebroGerem 8runoe
polsn mir infer neue5 2eben uufers
bollen. 9os 909ite, Bette aus Dem
~beriuntenen Clint ne6m' tA nit mir:
Elm Molen, 5pei ltarte Wiunnesarme
uno = Did, 2iane, mein GrIte8, mein
8e1teS!"
S6nen i'm Giiden, binter Sem ounts
len N}oor, iant Die Come Ginab un0
i'm DINNER oe8 TintenOen Cages
i6ritten iie, feft zines ans on6ere gcs
!ebnt, iiber Den rauben 2(terboGen Oas
bin.
9a6eim am 5enfter itanb Ipd9eno
Srau Mat6tIoe. DAP Ser MlenIh OoR
aus, Der Nufre9ung ME betauStam!
SoS MG0den, Die 2iane, mar nod
INNER nid)t 3uriid. 9o mar gerptb
nie0er paS poiIirt!
Pt0Bli6 Ifrie fe ouf, tpie ie in
i6rem gan5en 2eben no6 ntAt aufgez
Inrieen, iDQntie gcgen Die Wtttte oe5
3tmmers 3uriid, too @dter So4ren6a6
fab, unO bcutete nit flie8enoer !DarO
ndb Dem Seniter 9tniifer.
,5ermann, i6 fa9e Dir = Galte
mid, 0uB ib nidt um1alle! 9a tomz
men 2trm in Nrm Balmer unO 2iane,."
Gn6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27

Seiie 5reunoe ia9en, 0ab er itet"
QruBe Summen' @cloes bel iid) fiibr-
te, DIT mcDrcre 3auienO GoGdrS, mo
BOB CT i'm .Genbcrloin" als Ghonn-
pnoncr.S penoCr befonnt mar. Snl
.Gcrcin 6riitlider junger Wunncr"
obcr fonnte man i'm ais eincn bod)lt
ioIioen, gotcSfiirdtigcn uno brooen
Vfenihcn.
80 1T sic 6omilic 2 If IL
er - 8on @rn. 90. Go0Clhubcr.
9tr, 2l4, GbonccIlor- Stro6c, EDilo-
heIpbio, cling Dem oGclttidlen Sorrcs
iponOcnten" 9citcrn iolgcnOc@ Sdrci-
ben 5u: v9lm 10. Midr5 lit bier 6rtc-
Grid Sd)dfcr ploBlid) 9%citorbcr. Ger
Coroner bot Mid Inn Die Nbrclic lei
ner Ingeborigen 9cirogt. Sd fonnic
Inn obcr Bios ln9cn, boB 6ricoridl
SGdfcr bon Baltimore lit mo lett
bier Sobrcn III YbilooclpGio offs
Sdrcincr orbeitete. ST lat cine
6rol, einen Sobn, cine SobtrcIicr
mo cincn S6poger IN Baltimore.
9ie SdrpcItcr ioll einMebget8ciNdit
bo6cn."
Ser SeGIerei orBeiduI-
Oigt. - Toli5eirifter @runrot
iibcrlpic5 geitern ben Shugnio6cr
&orru &offmun bon Hr. 1927, @il-
len.S trobc, inter $1,000 9iirgihoft
Dem 0cridtsuerfobrcn, neil CT Scocr
sum- @ertbe bon 1925, ueitcS Die
Neger George @lcrm unb Samuel
Graham Scr nHbilooelptio 3. @olti-
more = Observation-Disclosures
am %. @idrj 9eItobicn, obgcforft
bottc, o1gcblid) ruliienb, boB 6oS &c
Der gcitoblcn mar. Soifmon CAB ben
N}cgcrn, rpie CT lelbIt ci1tucltano, s.
tiir -DaS 2eccr. SIC bciocn Ncgcr
iuur0cn aud Sem Geridptsocriobrcn
iibcrlpicien,
Sic 9obn ioll inncrGoIb
cincS SobreS ferti0 icir.-
Ter Gontrott fir Oos 2eGcn Don &C.
lCiicn fiir Die cleftriiGe 9obn 5iri-
ifcn Baltimore unO @ciGir9ton
ipurrOe 0~eitern an Die v5iOc!itD Gorl-
itructiun So" bon Setroit pcrge6cn.
Ger @olt muB innerbolb SabrcSiriit
bent @ctriahe iibergeben Weroel foll-
nrll.
Sic uSrotorien. @cic!I.
DAFT bieIt geltcrna aGcno cine
Erobe fir Die @et6eillQpng an scr
Sroucrfeier bel Der 9ciicimng ser
llebcrcitc oeS Aonlirols A}nntl 5oncS
on "a. Ipril in Innapolis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27
Sta0t Baltimore.
Sin gan5cr GrfOlg.

Sic 6riI6ioGra 2 Gr0ffnltng Don @ols
oen6er9'a 0r0Bcrcn 2aOen Gin
@ouptcrcigniB Der Oicai6bri9en
MoOc Soiion. - 2lttrottiontn
in &iiuc uno 6ilQc.
Die gcItripc 6rilbio6ra Gr0IfnlmG
bon E~oloenbcrg'5 @r0bcrcn @0Ocn,
9tr. %, % mo y, McIt 2eyin0ton.
StroBc, mor bos Qr6Btc WtoOcerciG.
nib, mcld)c2 ienol5 BON Der lu1tcr-
nc%bnlcnocn Sirn1o btrotitaltct nlrroc
mo Der e~rsiclte Griolg iibcrtrof iclbit
Die tii6nitcn GrunrtlulgCn DER GiBcns
thiimcr. Srnb 0c3 unircun0lihcn
lNettcra mor Der 3ltorong i'll Den ga.
0cr Gin 10 Cnormcr, 0uB inn Sdltpt-
cin0onNc }lucilcn cine iormlidcSt Ito
dlr1g cilltrut lrllo in Den &erfuul5
NGlrmliNtcitcn luor Oua Wc0rdnGe
%bcion0cr3 am 9iod)mlittu0c 10 0rob,
Oob Der iprijdm0rtlj6r 2lpfcI tbut=
iGdlid nlht 5ur Gr0C fnlcn tnnntc.
\Sn gcidnloduouitcr Aciic morcn BIZ
Sd)nllICnltcr mo 0o9 &nltcre Der ga.
ben NIT filnitIidul llnO cdteil Slu.
men, blitbelloCn NGlml0cn II. Nlutt
pflar5cn 0cforirt. N6cr sic ihonitr
3ieroe biloetcn lljmCtfcIboft 0t(
ncuCIten0tobemunrCn, mcldc Du aus.
geitcllt marell, Die nnnl guten Sc.
id)nloG Der @cbri!0cr @olocnbcEQ
bct'm Gintollfcn 3cuGnib a~blcQtcn
Sic Gr0iilmng lit i'm Sinne ocsySor.
ties Gin 6riibjnbrafcit. >Snt goll5cl
Snocn hurntonirt Ole SG0nbcit ser
GcforntionCn nit Der Sd)0nbcit 0N
icincn ncltcn Moorcn. &icr lit ga;
AroBtc Eager bon ScioCn. mo &lci.
0crltofrclt, mo hicr inter Ser Nj.
ItCrio llCDt man ieocS ncllc Wclpebc
lc0c ncllc Shottirnnq ieOca llcllcGci
i'm, 0ua bon oCn Scrtil Nrtiitcn ole
les ur0 oll0crcr &dn0cr iiir sic cor
rcttc aoitiinlirlng ser Tunen nab.
reno Der Saiion prool5irt miro. Micr
limo Die r%ci5enoltcn Spibcn, Slide.
rciCn, Grnptrieu Ndnocr, Sal36ctlci
onngaItiictc. Sicr iinb Die nellcl'
NulOlhubc ml0S6ubc unoStrltmpf
lponrclr, mo Wijrtcl u1o EnIdbcn mn
Sonncnldirmc -ic0c9 3ltbebor SIM
&leiO.
Gle snlaitcdlug I'M Smeiten Stod
miro cbeniolla fortgcieBt. Die @iite
ria 1T 10 iriidl pie lie, Scitcaitimnlulll
bcrridt ilbcrull. GS iino nod nlcb,
neue aoitiiule, Nrap9 unb @ailts %
ob9Iei6 bic Gnlpipugatngs Sorma
litGt lpirflihcr@eihGiti9feit Eloe &C
modt bot lit Der @rub Der Sirnle
nid)t minOer cordial fir Gieienigcr
bic nid)t bercit limo, 81 f%alifen, nlS
l- .1
fir Die, meldc cS linb.
,Nnf Die peridlcbcnen ScpnrtemcntS
lpc5ieu cin5ngcbcnL lpiirbc bier 81
iueit illbrcn. IS mogc gctiigeu oil
Sbatladc 5u ermubncn, onB bcion,
berS inl @ltbmoaren- mo Eumenflct.
Der Gcportcment 9cniigeno mirtlid
Scbcnaluiirbi9ca nliagcitellt lit, I'm
cinen Scirf Der 2dbcn 5il ~belobncn
SelouoerS crmGbnenSlurrtb lit nod
bic Sbotinfe, hab Eroi. Sorion's
@lupnm Dat &apcIlc cit intereiiai'
tes mniifaliides Groaramm SUI
Gnrdfiibruna brad)te unb jehe Game
5u gcluiiicn Stunocn cin SeiIhcni
Str1uB6en erbielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27
Nus bem Snncrcn MarBfanS's nnb
ben a%ngren5enbcn Staatcn.
er &. $. 9rown &c It or

Vt | dbt CT =. s.. Tromn 9 etc +
Sn Greensboro, Caroline : Goltn-
th, lit Tid)ter 6. $. .9rpmn bonn
5mcitcn Slt0i5ial = Giitrift an elmer
@cbirnlabmiln0 gcitor6cn. Gidtcr
9ropu luor BON Gclttrepile gcfonl.
men, Inn cinigc 0cih1itc IN Green's
boro' SIT crleOigen. Sort crfranfe CT
ulo mliroc nod Der @pbnung Der
Srou Seou $. 9omncs gebrabt. Man
innote nnd) icincr @ottin, mcl6c 10.
fprt fam, uno CT lag bis gcitcrn Mot
gen in einem bnlbbclpuBtlolcn 3u-
itunoc. Hidter @ropn pllrOe in
1917 geborcn unO bintcrlaBt auber
ieiner Wittpc Die iolgclloen ai1ocr:
SRI. 9eiiie 9rolpn, Gopin S.9romn.
iun., bon Gentrepille, @ulter Vrolpt
BON Sorrisburg, ga, mo Eurnea
9romn, in Ncm Dorf. Sn 1892 fill
tc or oclt rliht p~ollenoetenS crlnin oea
S6abmciiters Stepenion ard)er aus.
St 1901 lpnroc CT ponl @oltuerneur
Smith 5um Hidter crnanl1t, nm Den
u%npoucnocten Sernlin oes geItorbc.
ncn &idters Stilmp olls5lfillcn, Ii.
muroc Elm SSabr ip6ter bon Solfc oltf
10 Sabre gelpGblt. Gr mar audErd-
1ioc1t Der ,Siecn Mnne'S Hatlonal'
9arf."
Gin bcnt6er &rcu5er IN
Horfolf.
Ger bcutid)c Grcu5cr n9remen"tro
ON Sonntog in NcipportN Stems eill
uno piro BORT aus9eocbnten Hepari-
rltngen unter5ogcn, Ser Stronger
bot lGllgere 3eit IN peitinoiihen &c
lu6iicrn %gcfreu5t.
Gas DC oder getnnoen.
Sn elmer Sannilie bci @aitbcrsburg,
Montgomerp : Gountp, lpurOe ont
Sonntog oic IA Sabre alte Nellie
GpQep, nelde Dor elmer ISOLDE ibrcll
Gltern IN @albington entlaufen
,uor, aufaeirnocn. Gas MGbhen CT.
flGrte, oaB es BON eirem Witglieoe
ibrer Sanilie i6Icht bebanoelt iuer-
sc uno oesbolb ibrcn eigcnen @ea
iid) bobren lpplltc. Ger Safer nabm
icitte Sod1tcr nod Souie.
@ran0.
Sn Cumberland lit bas biibide
@obnbaiis oes Srn. 6. Snlnes Or
rid, lpeldes auf elmer anbobe an Der
@uterItroBe erriftet mar, abge-
bronnt. Gie Samilie bes Srn. Sos.
NC. Sloan jun, eines Sdpiegerioh.
nes oes Srn. Srrif, melhe bas Son5
beppbnte, mubte in ibren Na6tflei-
hern bas &oiis perlaiien. Der emit
itanoene S6aoen miro auf $4,000
geih1tt uno lit MIR gum Sbcil bnrf
Gcrliherung gebedt. Gas Sous .fuar
bon Dem gr.Mapor Sopetpell Sebb
gebaut lporberl. Gas 6ener entitano
ourt cine eleftriidei Drnbtleitung.
nr,o ipar Elm Slammenmeer, oils es
cntoedt tuiroe. gine ~fpertbpoIle @i-
bliotbef girg IN Den 5lanmen per-
loren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27
Sdiffsfartcn BON unS nadJ Seutid].
lamb.

Son Baltimore Bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $40 uilO $47.50; 9remen-gal.
timore $3.50. Tunoreiie gu biuige.
rem Ereiie. Sbeu. $. Siencr & ST.,
217 Sit-9altimore StraBe. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-27
@elcQld)nftsl6luc nnS Spibbabc.

tintorcrS. - @ar &erfGlfer urt0
2ol1gfiugcr um Gage. I6enbs
ipciItc cr nit WtiGiondrcn uno
golt in Gnglono ais oncritoni.
itcr MiQionGr. - Snttnlc 9c5ie.
bitngcn ST. ib6rcn 5rnien.
Ter &erDoitu1g ocS iriiberenS 9olt'
ipiclcrs, Glomns fiir Die Salon5 Der
Gti6crL @cicQi6oft3 . 26iuen. Glrts
moluleS ull0 Mitglieocs scr y. VI.
&. g. in ltCp . Norf, oc5 &crf0uTcra
&o6u @ilnlcr Wortine, iinO 8crooe
5l icniationcQe Gntbiilllmgen ilbcr
cilt mcttmiiroigcS 0oppcllcbcn &C.
iolgt, mcIMc5 Der Qtonn large &C.
iiibrt hat.
Mortinq, Scr aus Baltimore
itonnmt miro pon elmer 9errcn AllS-
ItattungS = 6irnlu an 5. Npenue., bel
ncl6cr er ais Gcrf0ufer angeItellt
mar, oeS IicbitoblS tbcllrer Waorcrl
Gpihr(hio+ mn murbc in Grmonoa.
lllng pon $1,000 @iirgihoft Dem Ser.
Dor ilbertuiclell.
mo.f,o ;o0 o;,,c chmc,tcr ~, scr
9}or0 . GulbcrtltrnBe mobncn boben;
bcSo(pihcn mohrt cine Srou Wortinc
IN hcr Thi(obc(phio 9fpob. mcldc
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The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-23
EDITORIAL

Eternal vigilance is the price Of lib
erty. This is just as true to-day as ever.
We were told, that the committee OF fifty,
which was appointed by appointers who
never were appointed, would only act IN
case of emergency for Russian Jews.
Now, we are informed officially
for the Philadelphia ''Jewish Exponent .
may well be so considered, that this self
appointed committee is expected to solve
domestic problems. The nature Of these
problems is not even limited at But let
us quote the Philadelphia editorial:
''That there are great problems OF
overwhelming Importance confronting
the Jewish people Of the United States is
a fact that is only too well known to
every reader Of the Jewish papers. That
other problems of like Importance are
certain to arise in the near future is clear
to all who have the interests of their
brethren at heart Some of these relate
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-23

DR.. Cyrus Adler, speaking OF the pur-
pose of the committee said:
1--WE shall have no philanthropic in
stitution. All our attention will be de-
voted to the religious and educational
side of our people.
We know what the 'religious side,
coming from that source means. We do
not know whether DR.. G. Adler in his
practice lives up to the requirements OF
orthodox Judaism. But, we do know,
that his sympathies are for orthodoxy
and in opposition to enlightened, progress
sive, liberal Judaism.
Another member Of the Executive
Committee tells us:
1--WE mean to organize the Jews OF
the United States to carry on our work,
which is educational and religious
Well, let the committee dare to ex
ercise any influence in the "religious
line" and the results will be still-born
child. All attempts Of certain self-ap-
pointed leaders to interfere with the
religious development of the Jews OF
America and to start in an undetermined
way Jewish-Synod will be foiled.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-23

to the Jews Of Eastern Europe-others
are Of domestic nature.
Why not be more explicit? We claim
to be among the most careful ''readers OF
Jewish papers IF this be fault, we
plead guilty-and, therefore, have the
right to say, that we utterly fail to find
any ''great problems of overwhelming
Importance confronting us. The Rus
sian Jewish question WILL AND MUST
BE SOLVED IN RUSSIA, just as the
Jewish questions in other countries OF
Europe have been and are still being
solved in the respective lands, where the
Jews reside. But, granted the committee
would find work in problems concerning
the Jews Of eastern Europe, let it in
God s name do it. Events of the past
have demonstrated beyond a shadow Of
a doubt, that whenever such work had
been attempted it was after all done by
one or two millionaires- to-day,
as in koheleth's s time, the wisdom OF
the poor man is despised We say at
tempted" for so far all these attempts
have proven miserable failures and
fascos. The massacres of Odessa, Bialy
stok and Siedlecz took place after the
widely advertised conferences with
Count Witte But, then, so long as the
world exists, there will be people who
believe in Rathenthaten and in ''sav-
ing" others.
But, granted for argument sake
that such a committee could and would
accomplish something for the Jews Of
Russia. Where are the problems of over
whelming Importance Of a domestic
nature?'' If there are such, why not
mention them? Is the Philadelphia
paper afraid to be explicit? Is a revival
of Banquo' s ghost, the Synod, which was
ingloriously buried, one of these dOmes-
tic problems of overwhelming impor-
tance?''
1t has been one of the greatest glories
of the Jews during their long dispersion
(Galuth), that they managed their af
fairs domestic or otherwise, without
SynOds, committees, Sanhedrin and So
called authorized assemblies This great
boon of the "Galuth" spared Judaism
the shame Of heresy trials, and saved and
preserved for us our independence and
freedom Of thought, speech and pen,
upon which the greatest non-Jewish
thinkers, philosophers and preachers
looked with justifable envy.
If we could get along without com
mittees and representative Jewish
bodies" during the centuries which are
justly designated as the Ozark Ages
we ought to be able to do so in the en-
]ightened Twentieth century.
Since writing the above the commit
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-23

In 1879 Heinrich Won Treitschke,
professor of history at the Berlin Uni
versity, came out with three articles in
the "Preussische Jahr buecher' ono
vember, December, 1879, and January,
1SSO), the burden of which were, that
the Jews are the "misfortune' of Ger
many (Die Juden Sind rnser Unglueck)
This champion of Germanism, who
oh, irony of fate-as his name signifies,
was Of Savonic descent, condescendingly
advised the German Jews, whose ances-
tors settled in Germany in the Fourth
Christian century, "dass sic Deutsche
werden Sollen,' i. e., that they should
try to become Germans. The deplorabe
fact, that he was professor of the uni
versity and a member of the "National
Liberal Party,' which claimed to be free
tolerance, made his articles more impor-
tant than the numerous anti-Semitic pub
lications of those days. Quite number
of answers, especially by Professors
Bresslau Lazarus (Was ist National p,
Ludwig Bamberger Deutschland and
Judenthum) and by the writer Of this
article Moses and Mendelssohn und die
Deutsche Nation) and others demolished
Treitschke s arguments. Our answer was
translated and published by DR.. I. NJ:
Wise in the american Israelite'
18SO). When we sent a copy Of our
pamphlet to the then German Crown
Prince, father of the present Emperor,
in his letter acknowledging it's receipt,
he emphatically endorsed our sentiments.
Among the answers to Treitschke was
one of Doctor Herman Cohen, profes-
sor Of philosophy at the University Of
Goettingen. 1t was entitled Elm
Bekenntniss in der .Judenfrage'' Ga con-
fession is the Jewish question: GSSO)