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The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-13

the reflection:
But is the Jew of the usury gold
becoming our despot king of COM
merce?
In that case. we do not ask our
country's poets to compose single
stanza of euIogy's $ rhymcS-far from
it. Far to the contrary. we bid our
selves remember the sons of whom we
are: instead of revelling in the fruits
of commerce. we shoot ScOrnfully past
those blazing bcllicd windows oi he
aromatic dinners. and beyond Thames,
away to the fishermen S dceps. Old
England's native element. where the
strenuous ancestry OF race yet and
cvtr manfu at the stress of tria' ar
heard around and aloft whistling lis
back to the splendid strain and mus
cle. and spray fringcS cloud, and
strong heart rides the briny scoops
and hillOckS. and death and man are
at grip for the haul.
There we find our nationality, our
poetry. no Hebrew competing.
We do. or there at least we left il.
Whether to recover il when wanted.
is not certain. iIumpy IIcngist and
dumpy llorsa. quitting ledger and
coronet. might recur to their sea bow
legs and rcd-Stubblc chinS. might
take to their tarpaulins again: they
might renew their manhood on the
capture of cod headed by IIaral,i AN:
IIardiknlt they might roll Surgcs To
whelm ii dominant Jew clean gone To
the fcshpots and ctl'cminacy. Aiucr-
men of our ancient conception. they
may teach him that he has been back
sliding once more. and must repent in
ashes. as those who are for Jewels
titles. essences. banquctS. for waliow-
ing in Shiny spawn of lucrc have ever
to do. They disposscss him of his
greedy gcttings.
And how of the law.
But the law is always. and must
ever be- the law of the stronger.
Ay. but brain beats muscle. and
what if the Jew should prove 1" have
superior power of lrain! \ dreaded
insurgcnt Saxon Scamen (of the
names in two syllablcs with accent on
the first and their Danish captains.
and it may be but II remnant of high
noSed old Norman Lord de Warcnnc
beside them. in the criminal box: and
presently the jew smoking Il giant re-
gala cigar on balcony giving view
of gallows-trcc. But we will try
that: on our side. To back II native
pugnacity. is morality. humanity. fra
ternity-natiirc rights. aha. and
who withstands them! on his. n troop
of mercenaricS.
To obtain Meredith : own opinion
of the Jews. one has to turn 10 THE
Tragic Comedians. Although the
names of the characters in this look
are fictitious. il is an undlsgulscd ac-
count of the wonderful love story oi
Ferdinand LaSsallc. for whom Mere
dith has II warm admiration. and who
was. indeed. man after his own
heart. Here George Meredith : sym
pathy with the Jews is clearly mani
tested I'm the third chaptcr-in
which is described the first meeting of
Clotilde Won Rudigcr (thc Helene Won
Donniges of LassalIc s romancc) and
DR.. Alvan (LaSSallc occurs this
eloquent and generous tribute:
There is the noble Jew as well as the
bestial Gentle. There is not in the
sublimest of Gentilcs Il aicsty com
parable to that of the Jew eject. He
may well think his race favolrcd of
heaven. though heaven chastiSc them
still. The noble Jew is grave in age.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-13

preponderance, whose fire has mount
ed to inspirit and be tempered by the
intellect.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-13

AT THE A L B A N Y-Denver
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WEST SIDE ITEMS.

Miss Nettie Campbell left last Mon
day for Hermosa, South Dakota to
visit with her sister, Mrs. McItravey
and family.
Mr.. Paul Shippman, of Davenport
Iowa, is visiting at the home of Mrs
c. Kracht.
Mrs. G. l.. Patterson has been SICK
the past week with an attack of rheu.
matism
Mrs. Peter Lamp and daughter, Miss
Harriet Lamp, of Mapleton, Iowa, are
visiting relatives here this week.
Harry Moeller, who has been at
tending school at Sioux City, Iowa
arrived home Friday evening.
Word was received here Tuesday
of the death of Mrs. Margaret Loeb
rige at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Dewitt in Lake View, the funeral was
held here Tuesday afternoon from the
Nj. E. church, burial in the West Side
cemetery.
Mrs. F. j. Gary received telegram
Monday stating that nephew had
died at his home in Wheaton. ILL.,. OF
consumption. Mr.. and Mrs. Gary both
lett here Tuesday to attend the fun
eral.
Miss Christine Book is visiting in
Denison Iowa, ,he past week.
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K1RoN ITEMS

John Olson came home Saturday
evening for an over Sunday stay
with relatives. He is with the rail-
road bridge crew on this division
and are at present working ON the
line near Schlsswig.
Rev. j. Moline, late pastor of the
Mission church near Arthur, preach
ed at the Mission church Sunday
morning.
Rev. p. A. Rosen, of Holdgege, Neb.
who is travelling in the interests of
the Orphans Home located at Phelps,
Nebraska, expects to visit kiron the
latetrpart of the week and will preach
at the Mission church on Friday morn
ing.
August Theide is having the addi
ton to his farm residence completed
this week and will soon be ready fol
occupancy.
Elof Carlson, August Shultz, Fred
Gronan and S. E. Cronquist went into
Chicago Saturday evening with ship
ment of fatted stock.
The republican township caucus was
held on Monday night at Center school
house but lacking information as IL
the results in full we will report what
we were able to obtain of the pro
ceedings. Among the nomination
mode we learn that VIM. Sthran was
nominated for Justice of Peace. Swan
Mauritz and jug Hollander for Trus
tee, VIM. Miller, assessor; Jno. La
Franz, Clerk; c. A. Dolk, Constable;
Among the delegationship to attend
the County convention we mention
the names of o. E. Clauson, F. A
| Burrows, Chas. Dolk, S. McGarvey and
Jno. La Franz. We failed to learn
the balance of the delegates as well
as of the other township nomination
made.
Adolph OFT writes back from Stuart
Iowa, that they are we'll pleased with
lllCll 11cW lOCdllIy SldlcS tlldI lOl
a good town to trade and do business
!! in kiron is all right He wishes us
to say hello to their many friends here
many whom they promised to write
to but as they have been SO busy get
ting their farm in shape, no time has
been given them in which to write.
The generous showers which
drenched everything last week were
most welcome. 1t was true April
shower and it did trees, vegetables
grain and even human kind lot q
good. Prospects are most favorable
for bounteous crop this year, the
small grain progressing finely and the
ground is in excellent condition fol
corn planting which will be planted
some ten days earlier this year thar
last if the weather will permit.
August Lundell and son Emil wen
to Rochester, Minnesota on Frida
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last to consult specialists in regard
to Emil's ailment which is consider
ed of a cancerous nature internally
and which he has suffered greatly
at a sanitarium at Des Moines, but
lreceived no permanent relief at
Rochester is most able specialist for
this dreaded ailment and it is hoped
that Emil will return fully restored
| Constable Dolk made a drive over
into Morgan township on Friday on
official business.
| Oscar Larson and VIM. Sthran made
flying trip to Schaller Friday in
Larson's automobile Coming home
| they met with an accident which dis
abled the auto somewhat so they Sc
cured a team to make the balance of
the trip.
| o. H. Clauson, John Cedargren and
j. e. Hoaglund and families enjoyed
tha Sabbath last, visiting relatives
near Denison.
Rev. ]. Moline of Arthur, preached
az the Mission church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. G. j. johnson has been on the
sick list the past week with little i'm
provement at the present writing.
John NJ. Larson and family drove
down from Odebolt Sunday to spend
the day at the Carlson home, west
of Kiron.
/ Mrs. L. G. Goodrich was pass
enger for Ricketts, Friday morning
where she visited relatives and
| friends
Clauson Bros. sold fine piano
last Wednesday which now adorns
a home in Odebolt. E. E. Clauson
went up and closed the sale.
The addition to A. E Anderson's
store is nearly completed and will
give A. E. Considerable more room
for his goods and business. In his
present quarter he has his goods
stacked up so as to nearly be hid
back of them in waiting upon his
customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Paulson and
Miss Anna Forsberg visited with ac-
quaintences near Boyer on Sunday
last
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cake. salad and lemonade. A good
time was had by all present. In two
weeks they will meet with Carrie
Olson.
The Guild of the Presbyterian
church met with Mrs. Geo. Disburg
Friday afternoon. Thirteen members
and two visitors were present. Re-
freshments were served.
Sadie Milligan and Ray Westbrook
were Defiance visitors Sunday.
The Philathean society will hold
their quarterly social at the home of
Mrs. Floyd Wilson Friday evening.
May lsu.
| Lottye woodward spent Sunday here
at her parental home
C. Il. Westbrook of Defiance spent
Sunday here visiting his son. Harry
and other friends.
Joe Milligan and George Wright
spent Sunday at the Jack Carey home
near Denison.
F. L. Van Slyke was Denison
business visitor Saturday.
Quite number of the Modern
Woodman members of Irwin attended
Modern Woodmen meeting here Tues
day April 81.
w. F. Wehland and wife returned
home from Walnut Wednesday after g
pleasant visit there.
Mary Eberle, who teaches school
near Walnut spent Sunday at the par.
entail home here.
Marion and Howard Sutton spent
Sunday here with their mother, Mrs.
John Sutton.
Edna and Jack Stewart spent Sun.
day visiting friends and relatives il
Dunlap.
Lillian Doherty OF Kenwood spen,
the first of the week here visiting Al
the Phil Dougherty home and witt
other relatives.
Mrs. John Miller and son of Grant
Center, spent Wednesday here visit.
ing with the formers daughter. Mrs
Bert Trapp and Malta Miller.
| The home of Rev. U. G. Lacey
was quarantined this week on account
of the measles. We hope it will moi
prove anything serious and that it viii
all be over soon.
Julius Miller was an out of towr
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Gus. Hohmberg of Manning
spent the latter part of the week here
assisting Mrs. Pryor in her millinery
shop.
Lowell Brokaw. Victor Morgan.
George Stoker and Alfred Calvin
spent Friday afternoon in Buck Grove
Earl and Harry Holley of Siou,
City spent the past week here tunin,
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Established 1896.

The Bible study class of the Nj. E.
church met Tuesday evening instead
of Monday evening.
Mrs. M. M. Cable, wife of our be-
loved pastor. left Tuesday for Malvern
to attend the district w. F. NJ. S.
convention.
Margaret Wintringer gave black
board lecture Monday evening at the
Presbyterian church. Miss Wintring-
er gave fine illustrated lecture being
as she states it. one of the few
women who can talk better with her
hands than with her tongue" The
lecture was largely attended and en-
joyed by all.
E. A. Packard returned home from
Nebraska Saturday where he had been
transacting business for the past week.
Mrs. F. L. Van Slyke and children
returned home from Avon. S. d..
Tuesday after an extended visit there
with the formers sister, Mrs. Harry
b. Schram.
E. w. Barber, our popular shoeman
transacted business in Omaha Tues
day.
Miss Elliott of Marshalltown came
Thursday evening to instruct the
seniors for the coming week in their
class play
Myron Bell spent Sunday here at
the parental.
School election was held Monday
evening for the purpose of electing u
superintendent and principal. The
following were elected: Supt.. D. H.
Boot. Principal, Myrtle Gates, of
Marion.
Alfred Miller. returned home from
Excelsior Springs. Mo-. this week
where he had been recreating for a
few weeks.
Anna Schneckloth of Aspinwall
spent Friday here visiting at the John
Roeh home.
Roy Zollinger spent Saturday after
noon and Sunday, in Defiance visiting
friends and relatives.
Victoria Saunders spent Sunday at
the c. H. Crakes home west of
town.
Raey Sutton and wife visited at
their parental home and with friends
this week in Shenandoah.
Arlo Crowell of Berkeley spent
Tuesday here visiting his sister-in- law
Mrs. A. G. Carothers.
c. H. Crakes and Perry Copeland
returned this week from Des Moines
where they had been attending the
threshermen's convention.
The @. P. @. met with Mile and
Sadie Milligan Saturday evening.
Luncheon was served consisting of
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SCHOOL ITEMS.

The Seniors are busy practicing
their class play this week entitled
"The Rivals Miss Elliott of Mar
shalltown having come Thursday to
train them for the coming two weeks.
They intend to give the play May 8.
Friday evening.
Margaret Wintringer was a High
School visitor Monday and gave a
short talk on temperance.
The "Freshies" were awarded the
halliday holiday for the month of
April This is contest between the
four grades. for the class having the
highest average on punctality, attend
ance and department for the entire
month is given halliday holiday.
The Hesperian Literary Society of
the Manila High School will hold
their semi-monthly program Friday
afternoon. May l..
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pianos. 1t will be remembered that
their father used to have a piano and
music store here.
Ella Fawer is reported to be on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Lille of Marion returned to
her home Wednesday morning after a
several days visit there with her
daughter. Maud S. Lille.
Nellie Sullivan returned to her
home in Buck Grove Friday noon after
a several days visit with friends and
relatives here.
Hattie Slagg returned to the north
ern part of the state Friday noon to
resume her school duties after pleas
ant visit here of two weeks at he1
parental home.
B. H. Doty of Manning was seer
on our streets Friday. Mr.. Doty at
one time was in business here.
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THE CAR PLUNGED INTO THE WATER.
The chauffeur and the unlucky pas.
senger were both fished out of the wa
ter. The auto remained at the bottom
of the East river.
There were three men besides the
chauffeur in the car when 1t boarded
the ferry at the foot of Broadway,
Brooklyn. The machine was run
through to the bow of the vessel.
Although the engine in the automo-
bile was Still working, the power, of
course, had been turned off from the
running gear. Everything went well
until the Maine as it started to enter
its slip bumped into the comb, the long
| line of piles which extend into the
| river and act as guides for incoming
boats
What happened after that was too
quick for any sone to see clearly. In
some manner the power was thrown
Oh full
The machine darted at the heavy
chain spread across the front of the.
deck like a football player plunging
into an opposing line. Five men who
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Seeing their danger, the three men in
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NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES.

Sunday school at 10 a. M. preach
ing services at IL O'Clock. Class meet
ing at the close of the morning
preaching.
Junior league at 2:so p. m. Ep-
worth league devotional services at z
p. M. 8 at p. m. preaching services,
prayer meeting at o'clock Thursday
evening. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend these services.
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AUTO DIVES OFF BOAT
PIunges Into East River With
Chauffeur Still at Wheel.
TWO MEN NEARLY DROWNED.

Bystander Who Grabbed Rear of Car,
to Hold 1t Back Goes Into Water.
With lt-"Where's the Auto?" He
Cried When He Came Up.
A large touring automobile on the
ferlyboat Maine suddenly started to
run wild and plunged through the for.
ward gates just as the vessel was en-,
tering it's Slip at East Twenty third.
street, New York city, and, with its.
chauffeur still at the wheel, went over
board into the East river. !.
The machine knocked down half d
dozen passengers on the boat and car.
ried one of them overheard with it.
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trses for MAJ planting at my risk and
guarantee W. M. Bomberger. IS 2.
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A VERSEAS," the Nuuanu
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Ccption and dance given
in honor Of Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs.
Ashley Herman Robertson. Among
those assisting In receiving were Adj
miral Sebrce. Captain Powers Bylng-
ton, Captain Myers, Lieut.. Galbraith,
Lieut.. Jensen, Lieut.. Moses, Lieut..
Gross, Lieut. Mckinney, Lieut.. Pro-
tect. Those assisting in looking aft
or the guests were Mrs. Walter Frear,
Mrs. Augustus Knudsen, DR.. and Mrs.
Chas. -. Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
wilder Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. II.
A. Field, DR.. and Mrs James Judd,
Dr. and Mrs. 5. II. Wadham, Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. vpham, Misses Mar
garet Castle. BorniCc Judd, Elenora
Sturgeon. The large punchbowl,
conveniently situated at the side Of
the circular lanai, was presided over
by Lieut.. Chiffon, who was assisted
by Mrs. james Judd. The Ballou
mansion is admirably adapted for
large entertainments, and the sDa-
each other. were cool and delightful
for the dancing, which kept up until
n late hour. Strings of electric
lights illuminated the grounds and
on the lawn the Royal Hawaiian band
led by Captain Berger played mosi
delightfully."-. Seats were placed
about the lawn and between dance!
We're taken advantage of. On Tho
lanai opposite the punchbowl was {
large table set out with sandwiches
cakes, and ices. The enormous cake
in the center was masterpiece o.
the confectiOuer's art, it being AZ
American warship fully equipped FOL
battle and flying the American flags
So perfect was 1t that many paused t
admire even in the midst of the gay
cities. Tiny japanese girls In bril-
liant obi and kimonO passed the de
lislous refreshments throughout thu
evening. The rooms were decorate,
in roses and rose carnations an,
ferns, the gold background of thu
rooms showing on the beautiful
1rock8 to perfection.
Mrs. Ballou, who looked unusual,
well, wore n real lace froCi owe
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white satin, The lace nounces belong
ing to her family. Mrs. Robertson
wore the most beautiful dress at the
BallUu dance. 1t was composed of
the softest white liberty sat la En-
pire, the little bodice being formed
of gold lace. Long angel sleeves of
| iilet net We're cnCrusted with pear
shaped pearls and her ornaments
We're diamonds and pearls. She look
, cd very attractive. Mrs. George Da-
! vies in yellow satin, looked lovely,
and Mr.. George Davies, as he him
Iself hath said II, was "matrOnly in
black" Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, al
ways pretty woman, wore a strik-
ing toilette of rose pink. One of
the prettiest young women in the
room was Miss Juanita lIardaway,
/ Mrs. hebrews niece, and her frocll
Of changeable silk, pink predominant
ing, suited he" perfectly. She wore
"a wreath Of pink flowers in her hair.
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. in pink satin,
. lNpN'h ''hNAllhIs ~ La ne =
dress Of white satin and lace was
very chic. Her ornaments were dla-
monds. Miss Lorna Iaukea looked
very handsome in cercse satin Ia
Directoire, and Mrs. James Judd wore
her blue direct0ire gown which Is So
becoming. Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse
quaint and interesting, wore her ia.
vorlte color, mauye. Miss Margaret
Castle, a pretty girl, was in Whit
and Miss Cooper, very striking-lool
ing, was in white. Mrs. Waller
Frear dainty and sweet, wore white
Mrs. Wadhams of Fort Shafter, in {
French creation, looked extremely
lChic. Kaai's orchestra in n recess o
the drawing-room, played for tn
dancing. The guests included Mr.
land Mrs. Frank Atherton, Mr.. ant
Mrs. X. w. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs
/ W. Rabbit, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Bal
lcntync, DR.. and Mrs. Walter Brinck
crhoT, DR., and Mrs. Cooper Judg'
land Mrs. II. Il. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs
G.. Castle, Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Castle
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Castle, Mr.. an,
Mrs Clarence Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs
George Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L
Cooke, Judge and Mrs. Sanford II
Dole, Hon. and Mrs. s. NJ. Damon
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies, Mr.. an,
Mrs. j. p. Erdman, Mr., and Mrs. II
+. Dillingham;, Governor and Mrs
Trear, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frazier
Captain and Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Nj
and Mrs. John D. Gaines, Mr. an
Mrs. Alonzo Gartley, British Consu
and Mrs. Ralph Forster, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Il. Gait. Mr.. and Mrs, w. NJ. Ora
ham. Chief Justice Hartwell, tn
Misses llartwell, DR.. and Mrs. +. l.
Humphris, DR.. and Mrs. c. b. Iligl
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphreys. Mr.. an
Mrs. A. G.. HAYES Jr., Col and Mr.!
\. c. Halves, DR.. and Mrs. Waite
Hoffman,, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Han
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ilitchcocl
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Judd, DR.. an
Mrs. Judd, Judge and Mrs, King;
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kinney, Nj
and Mrs. Augustus Knudsen, Mr.. an
Mrs. Abraham Lewis, Mr. and Mr.!
| w. A, Love, DR.. and Mrs. Langhorn,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Waterhouse, ID
and Mrs. Ernest Waterhousc. tn
Misses Waterhouse Mr., and Mr.
Harry Macfarlane Jr,, Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Macfarlane, the Misses Heller