New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-10
JEWS BAR GENTILES.
AGAINST INTERM1RRI4GE
R0bbis WouId Keep Cupid Within
RELIGIOUS Bounds.


ne , , ma, ~, D., NIaIIoia ~ soia
-o",u' ~ INV ,,..,
OF montreal ,ahada' IN ms report 10 '''e "'teH'e9
of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of
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ytsteruay afternoon anu evening"
ration yyas aiontaI md q cow ordered 10 no for
Fa''o" was "Uop'td ana copy o''eieo 10 De lo'
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lnasmuch as our attention has been called to the
mater OF intg , Dew lev ana
tons: .....,-. ,..... ..., ,....,,.
g nat a HlattIsf m''WtT Jt" an" "t'''''e
Second-Ihat the conversion OF the Gentle TO be
Jewish religious duties and by obedience to The
ordained ritual requirements OF historical Judaism
Third-That the action Of some American rabbis
10 jewish law.
Fourth-That children of a Jew and a Gentle
woman. not a proselyte according 10 tho above
quoted prerequisites are dePriyed OF certain Jt
future happiness if marriage be contemplated by
family.
israel throughout the world rahbis are asked Co
refrain in future from countenancing any such
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lgious work heartily applaudcd. Albert Lucas.
the chairman Of the committee. said.
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After more than. three years of ceaseIass lighting
that February g. 1901. the Board Of Education
or New York city finally adopted the report OF It's
tons forbddinE the singing In tho public schools
Of hymns, the reading from any d.sunc;iycIy re
Igious treatise or book other than tho Bible. and
the assigning 10 pupils OF the task uf preparing
essays compositions upon any dlstiuctyely r,-
x subject which has occupied much attention.
and which stlIl In au eutircl~ unsatisfactory
condition is that OF the efforts made by the PROSE
lyuZing missionaries among our children The
number of these institutions grows steadily Ia
spite or all protests and notwithstanding ths rep
RESERVATIONS which have been made to prominent
10 sense OF justice. working under the spe'iouS
plea tnut the cung~sted districts ut THIS city gA-
vote their time toward the anelloratiou Of the COM
ditiou OF the people iu these districts without pee
Episcopal Mission Society. ID" Jacob a. Riis Home.
the Gospel settlement GodS Provdelc" House
House and others are continuing their prpsry Nz.l
Work. Using every snare ana b"lj 10 ara" ihe
inducemeut to make them regular attendants. The
suborning Of them from their faith is done Erada-
rely upon Christian love, Christian charity and ia
fact to regard civilization Am'ricanlsm ana 'h'is-
uHHlty aS synonymous terms
one nisSllh staaltu IN W." H',i' az -+' .l''h
the other SIDE OF East broadway 20 come out of
their homes and TO cross that thorougntarr aud
enter me mission mouse IN NOT street, H.'Ir >
the Observation-Disclosures Of christian hymns some two
hundred children wen taken away by Cod l'rovl-
deHcG iioihs 10 me sGiilIn'T mouse al G.tH .iH
vice at the chapel on the premises.
But efforts have been made by our community
S 10 piLSey ,' 9 he ievis G"ntres Asso'l9tian
opened one of the centres which fl is the aim Of
that ORGANIZATION 10 snpP".t' ms iLlS 'InI' Is pm,
ansnices the identical work that the christian set
Elements do Your committee has received l.tto
encouragement from our own peoPilr. ihol even
a,Dn' eI, ~ ~
The result of the work OF tho missionaries. the
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