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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-19

( The Acasia club postponed
Its meeting yesterday because Of the
death Of Mr. Colson, Mrs. ]. T. Col
son being member of the club.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Orme and Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Bonneyman. of At
anta. will arrive Tuesday to be
among athe guests at Miss ArabelIa
Wrights house party on st. Simon.
Mr.. Louis Chandler and Mr. Curtis
Jordan. Of Columbus. asd Mr.. NAL
colin Mccullough, Of Brunswick. will
be among the guests at Miss Arabella
Wright's house party this week at
st. Simon. arriving Wednesday. 4
Mrs. c. W. Bl{#ton has given to
each Of the chu1 hes in the city a
large sheaf Of easier lilies from her
lovely garden. for todays services.
and the appreciation and thanks of
the pastors and congregations are
due her for her kindness in thus
remembering them
The party given yesterday By Miss
Margaret Sparks in honor of her
birthday, was one Of the prettiesf
childreas' parties ever given here.
The rooms were decorated artistical.
" fG the affair pink and white be.
ing he color motif aftractively car.
ried Bout wife pink roses and Easter
lilies.
The little Sd b Of Or. and Mrs. ].
w Simmons yas christened yester.
day afterncoF at their home on
Ellis street Revs. J. o. A. Cook.
Robt. KerrJ w. Simmons and M
G. AUSTIN ofIleiating. A number Of
guestsaawere present and the home
W prettily decorated for the oc-
c&ion with ferns and roses. After
the ceremony Mrs J., w. Simmons
sag the hymn Suffer Little Children
tosCome Unto Me" The little boy
was named John Wesley and Mrs
w, II. Bowen was sponsor.
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(: Society News

Mrs. Nike Brown II returned
home from New York
Mrs W. N. Topper III entertain
the ITALIAN club NJ wA k
Little corrinne/symons is quite
i'll at the home Sf Mrs. J. R. Dan
forth.
Mrs. ]. F. Baya win arrive tomor-
row morning to assist with the opera
Little Tycoon"
Miss Leslie Butts is spending a
few days in Jacksonville, the guest of
Mrs. f. W. Fleming
Little Annie Ballard has again.
been critically i'll for several days
but was reported some better yester-
day.
Miss Eva Gates has returned from
Wesleyan College to spend the vaca-
ton with her parents, DR.. end Mrs.
G. v. Gates.
Miss Mary v Harrison arrived
yesterday from Atlanta to spend the
summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. b. Harrison.
A wedding Of interest to several
friends here is that of Mr.. Logan
Norman, of Georgetown, S. c., and
MAss Florence F. Gordon. which will
tan place Wednesday at the brides
hone in sumpter, S. G. The groom-to
be is nephew Of Mrs. ]. ]. Wimberly
Of this city
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There's grave danger nom the pis
gle Of Coughss and Colds that are So
Prevaient. unless yon take Or. Kings
New Discovery Tor Cohsumptiop
Coughs and Colds. Mrs, Geu. Wall
Of Forest City, Me-, writes: "It's q
Godsend to people Haing In climate
where coughs and colds prevail.
Ind it quickly ends them, 1t pre-.
entF Pneumonia, cures LaGri 0bs
gives wonderful relief In Asthma and
Hay Fever, and makes wesk lungs
strong enough to ward Of Consump.
ton, Coughs and Colds soc ana
e1.e0. Guaranteed by Smith PAS
D@@v VITAL haSAIz Sr~a
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sHERlFF's SALE.
STATE OF GEORGIA.

STATE OF GEORGIA,
GYYNN COUNTY.
WIN be DID before the court house
door in tbs city OF Brunswick, Glynn
county. Go rgia, during the legal
hours Of s#e on the first Tuesday in
June, next all that certain lot, tract
or parcel land, situate lying and
being in thk city Of Brunswick known
and described on the map OF the said
city of Brunswick made by George
r Baldwin. in 1897, as the south cas-
tern one fourth of Old Town lot
number $40 with the improvements
thereon. Levied on and sold as he
property of Sam Robinson under and
by virtue Of a fila issued from the
justice court of the 26th. district G..
NJ, Glynn county in favor of }. ID.
Sparks against Sam Robinson for
$3.50 principal and all interest and
cost Levy made and returned to noe
by l.. J. Leavy, constable.
w. n. Berrie,
Sheriff Glynn county, Ga.
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DO not prove that remedy Ia good
for anything II you want to expert
ment, try samples for other ailments
han rheumatism. You can't afford to
lose time and risk life 70 axius
chances with any medicine which has
not stood the test of time Drum
mond's Rheumatic Remedy has a
twenty year record of cures. Write
to the Drummond Medicine Cs. New
FORK for Ntarntv-s
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We offer for immediate acceptance
10 lots south Of p street at $50 each.
ALBERT FENDlG G. co.
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25oo

VIII BUY rs New Town lots we'll
located.
ALBERT FENDle & CO.
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LOST-Stock certificate of three shar
es OF Brunswick Pilot Boat Company
Finder please return to Duncan
Wright at pilots office.
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Lewis Hunter is one of the best
drinks Of whiskey on the market. Try
II.
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Motice

Parents are warned to keep their
boys and girls from trees passing
and stealing fruit from an enclosed
lot on First avenue and Amherst
street The lot is not public pr0per8
and | viii enforce the law regardless
OF whose boy is caught stealing
plums Mrs. Cam.
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FOR RENT .-Seyeral nicely furnish.
ed rooms. Apply at No. 300 nor
wichs street.
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S1.O5n.

viii buy 10 room house and as
acres OF ground, near cypress mill.
ALBERT FENp!G & co.
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Private Sale of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Consisting Of Beds, Wsrdrobes,
Bookcases, Tables, Dishes, Lamps,
Large Lot of Mason's Fruit Jars.
Kitchen Articles, etc. At 1903 Eg
mont Street, Commencing at 10
O'Clock. This Day Thursday. Ma
16th.) and Lasting Until Saturday
May 18th.
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S32.Nn

SoG.U0Q
VIII buy nice residence on Rey
nolds street, close in.
ALBERT FE,VDlG 6 co.
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ALnEnT EEMnIc e a.

Zelmenovltz has the prettiest line
Of summer dress goods ever display.
ed In BrunsWin, - I'D see them.
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ON HIS. REGULAR RouNr

lniterary OF Receiver of Tax Re.
turns Dubberly.
! will be at the following places
on the following dates to recefv
state and county tax returns for the
year el907:
Sterling, April 6. q, May Is.
St. Simon Mills April s, &c, Ma
H.
Brooknan, April p, May 4 and
81
John E. Dubberly.
Receiver of Tax Returns for Glvnn
County. Ga. Office Monk st.
Brunswick Ga
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Neither the master, owners nob
consignees of the British steamer
Navarro viii be responsible for any
debts contracted by crew of said
steamer TAYLOR Master
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We offer for sale property nd va
cant lots in ali parts of the city. See
US. ALBERT FENDlD g. co.
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See Zelrnenov Z line Of early g1-,.
uoer dress goods.
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F. Mcc. BROWN,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06
BRADLEY BOUND To De
NOMINEE FOR SENATOR
Forty-six Republican, legislators
Pledged TO Him and he Has
No Opposition.

There seems to be practically no OPP
position among the Republican men,
bers of the General Assembly to for
mer Gov. William o. Bradley for Unit
ed States Senator. NJ. II. Thatcher,
who was chairman of the Legislative
Campaign Committee in the late cam
paign, has recently seen in person many
of the newly-elected Republican men,
bers of the Legislature and communi-
Gated with most of the others. He an
nounces as The result of this inquiry
that to the present time forty-siX mem
bers have in writing declared them
selves unequivocally for the former
Governor for the nomination and cleo
ton as United States Senator,and au-
thorized the publication of their choice
No one has expressed a second choice.
Thirty-three members constitute a
majority in the Republican caucus,
there being sixty-five Republican men,
bers of the Legislature. Mr. Thatcher
says that in addition to the forty-siX
members, zen other members have de-
clared themselves for former Gov.
Bradley for the caucus nomination,al-
though they have not made any pledg
or written declaration as to what they
will do.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06
FirSt-CIaSS ENler1a inment.

The entertainment of Prof. X. La
Rue at Beams Opera House last Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday nights was
one of The best ever pulled off in Hart
ford. Prof. LaRue is an accomplish
ed hypnotist, being able to exert his
seeming supernatural power over most
anyone. His subjects were boys and
young men of Hartford who volun-
teered themselves in order to eXpe-
rience the Professors hypnotic power
While the boys were under the hyp-
motto influence, or hypnotized they
were directed to close their eyes and
in an instant they were requested to
open them but try as hard as they
might they could not. They were
made 10 sleep, to witness a down.
pour of rain, they were made to see
grapes growing in mid air, delicious
ripe strawberries on the bare floor
The audience was seen by them seat
ed on the ceiling of the hall in
stead of the floor; few saw Teddy
Bear" in abundance on the stage and
several of the boys saw white rabbits
in countless numbers playing at their
feet. A number of the boys were
placed in a row and asked what their
favorite drink was. On receiving their
answer, Prof. LaRue would hand them
a dipper of water and they would drink
it with an air of delight and satisfac-
ton. In this way the boys thought
they drank from the same bucket de-
licious lemonade, orangeade, grape
juice, port wine, coka cola and sweet
milk. These are only a few of the
remarkable Authorizations optical IL
lusions, and palatalizations which the
boys experienced.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06
negro SHOOTING AT
HAYTI,CHURCH FESTIVAL
Oh Phipps Whips Ont Big FOrty-
Four to Shoot Boy.

Last Saturday night the "quietude o
Hayti" was disturbed by a shooting
affray, a church festival being the
scene of action, and oh Phipps be-
ing chief actor. A supper was being
held at the Methodist church for the
benefit of the new church. The guest
were sea, ed around the festal board
enjoying the supper when OH Phipps,
in company with some friends, enter
ed. They desired seats but there were
none vacant. A boy about fifteen yeai
OF age was quietly engaged in eating
his supper and seemed to take no no
tice. TO the new Corners. Oil request
ed The boy TO vacate and still he APP
peared Indifferent. Whereupon OIL
ran his arm about two feet into his
inside pocket and whipped out a forty
four at the same time saying: 81
will move you" He shot but the boy
didn't wait for OILS assistance. He
had already moved, and another dar-
key Edgar Taylor, who was in range,
received the contents of the gun. he
ball penetrating the large part of his
leg, inflicting only flesh wound.
OIL was arrested mex, day and lodg-
ed in Jail where he yet remains, hay
ing waived examining triai Monday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06
The Misses Gunther Entertain,

At their home on Center Street last
Saturday night Misses Margaret and
Henrietta Gunther entertained a large
crowd of their friends at cards. Pro-
gressive Euchre was the game play
ed and enjoyed by all present, TWEEN
ty-five games were played, the high
est number won being seventeen each
by Miss Mary Smith, Messrs. j. g..
Keown and U. G. Ragland. Delight
full refreshments were served. Charm
ing piano selections were rendered
by Miss Myrtle Williams. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Rowan Hol-
brook, Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. l.. Simmerman,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Phipps, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hooker Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. M. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06
Buford District S. S. Association

The Sunday School Association Of
Buford Magisterial district has done
some good work this year and as
the benefits of organization become
better known, greater advancements
can be made. The officers are: Pres
ident, Luther King, Hartford; Vice
]. c. Park, Beda; Secreta-
ny and Treasury, B. w. Taylor, Wes-
terrified; Home Department, o. l..
Turner, Buford; Primary, Mrs. Perry
Kirk, Buford; House Visitation, Mrs.
Martha Ward, Hartford Teacher Train
ing, j. l.. Hoover, Taffy Two district
meetings have been held this year,one
at Barnett's creek church the other
at Shinkle Chapel. The following
schools are in operation: Mt. Carmel
Sam Holbrook, Supt., and Miss Early
Magyar, Sec.; Mt. Herman, James ELL
is, Supt., and Miss Maud Ellis, Sec;
Clear Run, ]. l.. Hoover, Supt., and
Estill Funk, Sec.; Bells Run, Jesse
Taylor, Supt, and Miss DOME Tay-
lor, Sec. Those not in operation:
Woodward's Valley, Baptist; Beulah,
Presbyterian; Shinkle Chapel, Meth
odist; Washington, Methodist; Bar
nett's Creek, Baptist, Mt. Moriah,
Methodist; Union Grove, Christian;
No Creek, Methodist. Look out for
Buford.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06

called the invitation. Mr.. Everitt's
reply was that he did not consider
Mr.. Whiting competent. Mr.. Everitt
also removed Mr.. Whiting from the
Board of Directors and submitted the
name of his bookkeeper who had been
elected Treasurer, without consulting
any one unless 1t was the substitute.
The claims of Mr.. Everitt that the con
vention was irregular and revolution
airy is the merest bosh. as the time
and place of the meeting was arrang-
ed at the meeting of the Board of
Directors by unanimous vote, The
convention was irregular only in that
it did not see fit 10 bow to the will
of Mr.. Everitt. His further claim that
it was packed convention dominated
by three State Delegations is also
false, as will be evidenced by the fol-
lowing facts:
There were twenty States represent
ed and the greatest unanimity of sem
timent prevailed on all questions that
came up to be voted on. At this juno
ture we think IL proper to state that
Mr.. Everitt called the meeting to order
and was in the chair except when he
saw fit 10 vacate until Mr.. Barnett
was elected. We are satisfied that
at least three-fourths of the delegates
went to this convention in love with
Mr.. Evreitt and supposing he was all
right, but before time came to elect
officers, so many evidences of crooked
ness and other undesirable qualities
were manifest that an irresistible de-
mand was being made for a general
house cleaning. Seeing this, some of
The very best and most considerate
men in the convention besought Mr..
Everitt not 10 become a candidate for
President. At last he yielded and
came before the conYntion and declin--
ed 10 allow his name to be placed be-
fore the convention as a candidate.
There was a general demand for a
petent secretary and other help as ne
Kentucky man for President. 1t was
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06

his evidence in many importan points
and practically renders his testimony
of no value.
The Jury was taken to Frankfort
Wednesday TO view the grounds and
surroundings of the killing that they
may better understand The evidence
as it is produced.
A dispatch from East st. Louis, Ce-
ellis home, says:
Frank Cecil, who was subpoenaed
as one of the chief witnesses in The
Caleb Powers trial at Georgetown,
KY, whose departure from there
caused sensation, says he will not
returns to Georgetown to attend the
Powers trial. Cecil said late to-day
that he waited at Georgetown for
three weeks 10 be called to testify
and despite the protest of the States
attorney, came home on Thanksgiv-
ing. When he returned to Georgetown
Monday he said the prosecutor up
braided him for having left. This an
gered him and he Immediately re-
turned here. And / won't go
back" he said, mo matter how
much they may want me. or how
much they abuse me. | will be at
Frankfort for my own trial in jan
uary, but no human will get me
back in Kentucky before that time"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06
FOR The BUSY READER.

The second trial of Harry X. Thaw
on the charge of killing Stanford White
mas been postponed until January 6.
me court ordered that special panel
OF 300 talesmen be summoned for the
selection of the jury.
suit against the American Tobacco
Company, charging violation of the
antitrust laws of Kentucky, was fill
ed by Matthew j. Hennessy Common
wealth's Attorney in the Mason Cir
cult Court. Damages of $4,000 are
asked.
Cadets at the Kentucky State COL
iege, at Lexington. have decided to at
tend the Inauguration of the new Gov
ernor and will take part in the parade
prior to the administration of the oath
of office The cadets will nav their
own expenses.
A verdict of acquittal was rendered
Tuesday by the jury at Washington
In the case of Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley,
charged with the murder of former
Senator Arthur Brown. A large crowd
was present in the court room and
Rpplauded the verdict.
!, Va long list of applications for parole
wv X considered by the Prison Board,
~ fh is holding its last meeting un-
N Hhe present Administration at
- Mort. Five paroles were grant
G isvfsday. George Hanlon, of Lou
al ,ioo murderer of his superior po-
g Yer, is seeking a parole
aro;soA Green prohibitionists are ex-
I'D Iicorso Sr the granting of a new
RI 60 iust pne year, to a tavern which
IN ,ho oit,, yNe the city limits, and while
p u,i1, .on,,oS on be dry the one saloon
% ,.o,,ona.no khe thirsty. Protests and
o Iiconso WOE \were filed, but the
=. Ned.
te Kentucky \
of were much d& "'io Coii9IeSSIIleh
~ Roosevelt's ref Pinted by President
q tion in his meAto the tariff Ques-
: Hst,rhoa 80 Mo- Mes should not be
y r,oton,, fon tho 4 regarded as a
defeat for the reviA ''''''i' al" "
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06
Thadks to Rough River Lodge,

Mr.. r. d. Walker, Chancellor Com
mander Rough River Lodge X. of
p: Dear Sir:-I beside to express
to the lodge through you, my appre-
citation of the kindness, courtesy and
assistance shown me during my illness.
Please give the boys my best wishes
and assure them of my appreciation.
Fraternally yours,
ARCH LEWIS.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06
No. 10

Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Matthews
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. w. Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
T.. Smith, DR.. and Mrs. e. B. Pen
dleton, Mr.. and Mrs. French Vickers,
Mrs. w. S. Tinsley, Misses Hattie
Barnett, Mary Smith and Myrtle Will
liams, Messrs. E. w. Cooper, j. G.
keown, U. G. Ragland, A. E. Ellis
and J. w. Ford.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06
(RMED men
\ GUARD MN WAGONS
Load With Tobacco ToBe
\ Delivered.
EVEN nigh Peace Prevails Be-
tween Y Trust Buyers and
\ Farmers.

Hopkinsvillekv Doc ,ro,oooo
continues to pd int +h,a - "ooo
Christian and cd
notwithstanding 7 f;ronoiaI -, 80
Aarge, local pros
ksy. Money con-
gratifying from ,he\r, f;,,.. -.
so-called panic. TheEL, -
right ahead doing buAs. -
stand, and that there\ 10 49,
Withdrawals of depositA,. hoo.,,-
purposes show the conn 400 80 ,h9
people generally in thesas,it,tioa
Both the Independent H. ,
the Association and SocietNIEo,,;,,' !
have had large deliveries. I'm
be a meeting of the ChristiA
Executive Committee of the H..
Association in Hopkinsville toto.
at which time reports from eve\
cinct in the county will be heartbo
Hon. Joseph Washington, of TAs
see, will address the meeting. No1. |
peace has been declared" virtually |
tween the trust buyers and the fam
ers' organiZations,t there is a much ea
Ter, feeling in The county, thoue
there has been no lessening of precal
ton. AS an evidence of this, Fairvie
citizens report that large number
wagons heavily loaded with Todd cou
ty tobacco passed through that place
few nights ago headed for Hopkin
vile, and every wagon was guard'
by four men armed with shot gun
They arrived attheir destination witt
out encountering any obstacle,
According to reports of experience
tobacco men, The present crop is sho
and considerably above the average
quality. For this reason, if no othe
the growers are expecting better pric
for their product than heretofor
though last years prices were unjust
ally good. According to the latest stat
ment issued by the Department
Agriculture at Washington. The Hol
kinsville district shows a much r.
duced acreage, with quality 90 p'
cent, with 500 pounds yield to Il
acre. The rank in quality is no. SUI
passed in Kentucky.
Not only is Christian in first-rat
shape, but nearly all the counties
this region is coming to the frol
with favorable reports. The Muller
berg report says: Probably the farm
ers of Muhlenberg county are The be-
situated of any during the presel
financial depression. The Society {
Equity has distributed during The La
two weeks nearly $4,000, the remaiI
der of the purchase price of the 1916
crop of tobacco by the independel
manufacturers, for which, of cours
they are paying cash. and the EQuit
people will soon begin to receive I'll
present crop which is being poole
advancing a part of the price thereto
Our banks are also in fine condition
cashing all checks and turning noti
ing down"
Trigg and Todd make equally salts
factury reports. Hopkins county
still hampered to some extent,it is r.
ported, by It's bank certificate oper;
tons, but this condition is eXpec
ed to be merely temporary. The He
derson market is opening up and lei
is bringing 1926, Jugs SO and tras
SO. 1t is announced.from Owensbor
that the trade is ready for purchasin
and that the auction house will
open continuously day and night, e'
cept Sunday, with morning sales
$3.50 o'clock and afternoon sales
1870 o'clock.
~
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-12-06

CONTINUED on fourth page.)
The Jewish outlook., 1907-01-11
highest testimonials from his congrega-
ton, but his modesty withholds them
from publication.
David S. Lehman Gives Library
to Temple Emanuel

Through the generosity Of Mr.. David
S. Lehman, Congregation Emanuel, will
establish library Of Jewish books. The
best works in English relating to Jewish
topics will be purchased. The library
shelves will be built in the vestry rooms
of the Temple and the books will be cir
culated without charge.
Mr.. Lehman gave $3.50 toward the pur-
chase Of books in memory Of his daughter
Louise. The library will be opened
April I'd.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-01-11
Governor Buchtel at Temple
Emanuel

Owing to DR.. w. S. Friedman s alb
sence from the city, Governor Henry A.
Buchtel will preach the sermon Friday
evening, January 18th, at 7 AS o'clock
in Temple Emanuel.
Governor Buchtel is chancellor of
Denver University, and was the
founder and former pastor of Trinity
church. DR.. Friedman will go to
Atlanta, Georgia, to attend the Union
Of Americana Hebrew Congregations
convention.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-01-11

means justice and Righteousness, The
disgraceful institutions of soup-kitchens,
Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners,
could not exist among the benighted'
Hebrews of three thousand years ago,
who did not yet enjoy the BLESSINGS"
of "charity.'' E. sCHREIBER.