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The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27
Re.Inter.
mArryiaee
and Zi0niSm
We do not propose
to turn our editor

controversy upon what we indite, but
Kentucky has indeed gone dry i'll
more respects than one. n kentuck-
ian, whose acquaintance we fortunate
ly or unfortunately do not possess.
takes issue with us upon our recent
remarks upon intermarriage and Zion
ism, which remarks we reiterate and
do not retract one jot. Political Zion
lists are. nothing more or less, dyspep-
tic anachronists and sophists. Our
wOuld-be cOntrOversialist cOmbats the
assertion that intermarriage is incOn-
gruOus in the case of a Zionist. that
the intermarriage of a Iangwill or
Nordau presents no danger to the Jews
SO intensely Jewish that their wives
are. in all probability, more Jewish
than the wife of an American Reform
rabbi. Tut. tut Environment! i'm all
probability! These leaders of Zion
ism and tcrritorialism. which now
amounts to incipient ZiOnism. are not
religious JomS bit political Zionists.
In fact. Iionism. in its political aspect.
cares nothing for religious Judaism.
Perhaps they have outgrown it Who
shall say! We know for fact, and
we say this out of no disrcspcct to the
aforementioned gentlemen, for whom
we indeed entertain every regard. that
no matter what their past environ
ment was. their present environment
is not Jewish in our modern acccI.-
tance of the expression. Nay, Nor
dau refused the presidency of the
Zionist congress because of his being
welded to IA Gentle. And as for
Zangwill. he is not IA synagOg Jew. he
is unatfiliated. I'm all probability"
their wives may be more Jewish than
the Reformed rabbetzin; they may be,
but we would perhaps put them on the
same level. Yet. we believe that Mrs
Iangwil is an ardent Zionist. consc-
quently she is not religious Jcwess,
but member of the nOn-cxistent and
neverto-exist Jewish nation, by mar
riagc.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27
THE WISH OUTLOOK

Of Jews OH the managing boards of
the schools. What of that! The cry
is already made that the resultant sit
uation would be worse than before
1902, and even the "eXtended facili-
ties" clause of the Birrell bill is not
allowed. The whole thing amounts to
the burden which would fall upon the
Jewish community. a burden, how
ever, that is worth while, is no bur-
den. The only remedy would be the
complete secularization of the schools,
and the quick succession of bills will
certainly precipitate this course. 1t
is the only way out of what will most
likely be Il tempest in a tea cup. There
will be no end of trouble, excitement
and mounting until the secularization
becomes fact.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27
The Possibility DR.: Henry NJ,
of the School nmr forsmost non.

The Possibility D % a,. ~" w..
of the School our foremost pop
ular educators. spoke last week mt the
exhibit of the committee on conges-
ton of population in New York. held
in the American Museum of Natural
History. His subject was 'The
School as IL Social Ccntcr.' and he
developed his talk to comprise the
school in its larger and wider implica-
tion and usefulness. The possibility
and opportunity of every school be-
coming great social center is all too
frequently not even thought of. 1t
has been utilized merely as the train
ing ground of children. 1t can, how
ever, be made the training ground
of adolescence and maturity. 1t can
be the means of ethical upliftmcnt.
And this is what the school should be.
We have still not gotten beyond the
Kindergarten stage of education. OF
all-round education. Here is Il great
chance for social settlement work
among all classes of people, which
would be of incalculablc advantage to
the community and to the nation, the
larger community. Here is n broad
cning and deepening of education
which would embrace life itself. The
sentiments of DR.. Leipziger may
seem those of an idealist: they are GER
tainly not the sentiments of dream
cr but of thoroughly practical edu
Gator. Would they be put into effect.
it would do considerable towards the
improvement of the whole social
order.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27

and their actions as an attempt to in
terfere with the administration of JUS
ticc and assist a great criminal. 1t is
up to these two rabbis to prove the
judge wrong or to go through life
with terrible stigma upon their
names. 1t is their duty to convince
the outside world of their honesty and
integrity and remove the slur east up
on the rabbinate. 1t is their duty to
do so, or else leave the pulpit. The
honor and the dignity of the rabbinate
is at stake and must be vindicated.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27
AJerusale
University


literature at Cambridge University.
England, has come out as the bold and
positive advocate for Jerusalem rn.
iversity, where Jewish learning in all
its branches shall be housed and con-
centrated: which shall be the head
quarters and workshop of all the jew
ish scholars of the world, who will
doubtless have to desert their present
appointments and positions in the
great seats of learning of the civilized
world; where Hebrew will be revived
as the language par excellence; where
an exclusive Jewish atmosphere will
prevail, and where Jewish theologians
and we presume also wOuld-be rabbis
would have to pilgrim in order to
have their scholarship vanished be-
fore being admitted into the inner cir
Gle of Jewish learning and spiritual
leadership. London, Berlin, New
York, Cincinnati, Paris, st. Peters
burg and all the other cities where
Jewish seminaries exist, will have to
close their doors or take a secondary
place the leading professors of those
institutions will have to resign and
betake themselves to Jerusalem.
Henceforth: ''From Zion shall 60
forth the Law, and the Word of the
Lord from Jerusalem" Prof. Abra-
hams is at last upon the threshold of
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27
1evvs ia No The Ancient Order of
Hibernans have Justly

Jews Take The Ancient Order of
49, llibernians have justly
NOSe complained to the police
and postal authorities against post
cards which ridicule the Irishman and
caricature the Jewish race. AS a re-
suit. efforts will be made to suppress
the sale of these cards and their distri-
button through the mails. The postal
authorities have even promised aid in
this respect. Now, such cards also
ridiculc and caricature the Jew. are
placed in prominent positions where
they are on sale. and create an I'M
wholesome influence over some degen-
crate minds. What are our Jewish
leaders doing to suppress all this.
What efforts are they making to have
these postcards removed and de-
stroyed? None! And the stage Jew
also! What is being done to prevent
further ridicule of the Jew on the
stage. especially at these cheap vau-
devilles, supposed to provide polite
entertainment, where, however. child
rem are educated to poke fun at the
jew? Jews even patronize such per-
formances and buy such cards as dis
credit their community. What, then,
can we expect from others. Let Jews
take the lead in the crusade against
such immoral procedure, they will
certainly gain their point. TO remain
passive is a crime.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27
The Jew i.,,as,'.. the recent anarchist %n;ansa
anu Au0TCOyin which several sup

ouO IAAA01S SAsy in which several sup
posed Jews were concerned has been
llled to rest. The victim of anarchis-
tic ideas has been buried, first in the
potter field. as no rabbi would par
ticipate in the funeral, and later re-
moved to Jewish cemetery. 1t would
be well to assert that Judaism and ali
archy are Incompatible; true Jew
cannot be an anarchist. And proof OF
this can be addtlced in quantity. But
these perverted creatures of Judaism.
who hail from a land where anarchy is
in the atmosphere they breathe, are
saturated with false ideas of govern
ment and the revolt from them. We
cannot blame them as much as the
government, the land from which they
come. And here lies supreme duty
of the American Jew-tO train the
coming immigrants in a knowledge of
Americanism The first step is to pre-
vent congestion in the Ghettoes of our
large cities. Nay! to break up these
Ghettoes altogether. Our various
educational agencies, fraternal. con-
gregational and otherwise, must insti-
tute thorough international crusade
among these people so that this evil
be removed from Judah. They must
be reached wherever they are, and
their minds must be corrected, their
moral equilibrium restored; they must
be taught the principles of American
government, which are poles asunder
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27
Jewish The address Of Dr.
ENTtlSouSu1p the great Jewish Ma

1oEUSouSu1P the great Jewish Ma
tionalist, in Philadelphia, was an inn
provemcnt on his Pittsburg speech.
wherein he boldly claimed the ncccs-
sity of Jewish nationalism. II Jewish
state. and the revival of Hebrew as the
national language. True, in Philadel-
phia, he pleaded the cause of Nation
alism, but he injected the need of
distinct Jewish political party in Aus
tria to represent Jewish interests. \
Jewish political party in our own
United States. or even in England.
would be an anomal ", for Jewish i'll
terests are largely bound up with the
interests of their fellow-citiZcns: and
furthermore Jewish interests are
American or English. as the ease may
be. But in such countries as Austria
Hungary, matters are very different.
No other party espOuses the cause of
the Jewish citizens. They have all
they can possibly do to look after their
own problems. No one will stand by
them. consequently they must stand
up for themselves. Such Jewish
party can accomplish a deal for our
co-rcligionists who otherwise would be
denied their rightful privileges.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27
EDITORIAL
Tradition

T..a,.,.. The wholesale assail-
ment of tradition has
been severely attacked by Paul Bour-
get. who objects most strenuously to
everything, ''even the most funda-
mental veritics,' being made subject
to evolution. His argument against
change is full of holes Life is con-
stant change: if it were not, it could
not grow, it could not be life. We are
maintained and sustained by change
in the physical and natural worlds.
why not in the world of the intellect
ual and the world of morals and relig-
ion? Every factor in life must submit
to change. even the family and all our
social and moral institutions.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27
Onlv a Were NJ. Tschaikovsky,
-. who is languishing in
Je" Russian prison awaiting

r.. who is languishing in II
Je" Russian prison awaiting
trial for revolutionary utterances, a
Jew. no petition would he circulated
and presented to the authorities at St
Petersburg, no special and general pc
tition signed by Englishmen would
find its way to the Car or whomever
it be. who will perhaps take it into
consideration. 'Tis true that the Rus
sian ambassador in London, Count
Benkendorff, refused to forward it to
its destination, but it went all the
same. Thousands of lives of Russian
Jews are worth less than one life of
Russian Orthodox, though he be
rcvolutionist. In this way, is real non
Jewish sympathy expressed for the
victims of Russian despotism and per-
secution, where Jews are concerned.
OF what use those mass meetings held
at call in England, and words of SYM
pathy and condemnation from Eng
lish church men to dignitaries After
all, it is only Jew.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27

to those wherein they have been born
and bred, they must be turned into
valuable material for future Ameri-
can citizenship. And they can be so
turned, if we employ the proper
methods.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27

The AS we expected, Anglo
Educa>;on Jewry is pretty much
... stirred up about the new
Dill education bill soon to be
introduced into the British Commons,
although they declare it to be an i'm
provement upon the rejected bill of
1906. Either alternative is of great
seriousness to the community. 1t
means the abandonment of the volun-
tary schools or the providing of suffi-
cient funds for their up-keep. The
latter course would certainly be the
better one to pursue. Of course this
would further mean the possible, and
perhaps probable, misrepresentation
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27
JEWISH CALENDAR.

i10S-1OOS.
New Moon Shebat. saturday. Jan. 1
New Moon Adar l. Monday. Feb. 3
New Moon Adar IL. Wednesday, Mar. 4
Fast of Esther. .......... Monday. Mar. 16
Purim. ............... Tuesday Mar II
New Moon Nissan. Thursday. April 2
First day Passach. Thursday. April IL
Seventh day Passach. Wednesday. April 22
New Moon 1yar. Saturday. May 2
Lag bonner: Tuesday. May 10
New Moon Sivan. ........ Sunday. May 81
Shabuoth. Friday. June 3
New Moon TamuZ. Tuesday. June 80
Fast OF TamuZ. Thursday. July 16
New Moon Alb. ...... "Wednesday. July 20
Fast OF Alb. Thursday. Aug. 6
New Moon Ellul. ........ Friday Aug. 2S
Rosh Ha-Shona. Saturday. Sept. &c
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27
An
Undienifed
Position

was most impOlitic and inadvisable
for prominent rabbis of the Golden
Gate city to be mixed up with it. 1t
is far worse when judge sees occa-
sion to denounce these two gentlemen
in open court. and refer to them in
terms that rob them of dignity, stat
ing that the two rabbis told wilful
falsehoods in their affidavits, and
branding their statements as untruths
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27

MARCH 27. 1908.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-03-27

No matter what be
the merits or dement's
of the Abe Ruef case
in San Francisco. it
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23

ohm w Shiver, Americas Ca. Carload
buyer "Ruberoid and Security RosiinK, !"
Oxide Iron, Red Dry MetaEs Paint, has
in stock to 4 carloads OF Pai"ts, ola
varnish, Etc, Best Cypres. and No
md Pine Shingles, Patent Plaster, Mar
teS.. Crates, md lilies, Ras just seId lAa
i. M. CA. ng so squares Of Rcot
ag also Agricultural College kuoGaE
for dining hall and kitchen; also y. =.
Wsthbell's Wholesale Grocery Co. bald
ing: am selling paint in Senecs. $. G.,
IarterSyille, Ga, Monticello, Ia, Thon-
lsvilIe, "a, Arlington, Ia. BronwOnl,
Ga. Cordele. Ca, Ahd "a coanlios in the
state,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
pLuNoERs TIE FAaNAeIl.
Rslaex Of fresSciiSS Places . maaww
wuF@em Sm Man ak~mAMewm.

E@ubNy % FR@e@caA@m Places q @@@wW
wwrdem 6M HEas SkomAae9s.
The policy Of protection has, esvm,
The beginning OF 6nr government been
a burden aud heavy one. upon the
farmer. ills a pity that our farmers,
who are the Backbone Of protection %
day. could not read and learn the len-
SONS OF history. What Congressman
Smith OF South Carolina said In onP
6Sst congress. In 1859. - Is true to-day,
AZ It was then. He said:
cit has been said. and justly said. cid. !
thnt the states which adopted the con.
stitutlon expected Its administra toni
would be conducted with a favOrableI
hand. The manufacturing statea|
wished the encouragement Of Enanu.|
features. the maritime states the e.
SOuragemcnt Of shipbuilding and theI
agricultural states the encOurakament|
OF agriculture, We have laid heavy
duties upon foreign goods TO encoEE-
age domestic manufactures. we arc
now about to lay tonnage duty ECg
the encouragement Of commerce. buk
has any one step been taken to sm-
courage the agricultural states7 80
far from It that all that has been doaae
operates against their interest. every
duty we have laid will be- heavily falt
by South Carolina. while nothing has
been done to assist or even enCOurasa
her or her agriculture"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
The snrnrlaas MIaer.

"a certain old miser. though d mil
lIonaIre." sald Washington man, IN.
sisted on wearing the shabbiest kind OF
clothes. An old family friend endeav-
ored one day to persuade the mIser to
dress better
"'I am surprised he said, that youI
should let yourself become so shabby.
"'But am not shabby. said the.
mlser.
"'Oh, but you are said the family
friend. Remember your father HeI
was always neatly. even elegantly
dressed. His clothes were very hand.
some
THE mlser gave 4 loud laugh.
why. he shouted triumphantly.|
these clothes I've got on were IA
thcr'sr"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
GEORGIA, Lee County.

GEORGIA, Lee County.
q ill be sold Lefore the Court House
door Of said county, at Leesburg, on the
first TUT Sday in November, 1908, betw en-
the usua and legal hours Of sales, to the
highest bidder, for cash, certain real estate,
,3sOi which following is a descriptions
I Lots of land numbers one hundred and
6fty.nine (ISo), one hundred and sixty
four I64), the " est half Of lot number
one hundred ard Sixty-three. 1857, the
East half Of lot number one hundred and
ffty-eight (l58l1, and fifty (5o) acres sit
uate in the North West corner Of lot No.
one hundred and eighty mine (IS9), all
situate in the fourteenth ga district Of
Lee county, Georgia, and con aiming Tin
agg' eg,tU) Six hundred and tifty-seven
and one-half l6o7H) ac'es, more or less.
Also the East half of lot number one
hundred and >ixty-three (153), except
eighteen and twothirdS (I875) acres
which was formerly sold off OF this pOr-
ton Of said lot. Also, lot of laid No.
one hundred and sixty-lwo (l62). The
whole tract containing nine hundred and
forty (o40J acaes, more less, and all being
in the .Ourteeuth (I4) district of Lee Co.
Georgia
Levied on as the property Of Mrs. Ida
c. Scarborough, under and by virtue Of a
certain execution issued from the City
Court of Americas, (Ga.) in favor of L.
G Council against Mrs, Ida c. Scar
brough. Property pointed out by plain
tift's attorney.
John NewSom, the tenant found in pos
session Of said premises at time Of making
levy, aud also the defendant, Mrs. Ida c.
Scarborough, both served with written
notices Oflevy, as provided by law.
This, October 1st, 1898.
S. B. SMITH, Sheriff,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23

Superior Conrt Of Lee COunty.
Nayembes term, 1908.
Lena Melvin
" Libel tss Divorce
g, W. Melvin,
The defenGent In above staeed ca$eia hsrs-
BY notified 70 pc and appear at above stal
cd term OF superior court to answer the
complaint Of Lena Melvin i her suit for
divorce.
This 10th cav oil Aug, loos' WiInsAs ,ns
Hon IA. Diulelohn. Judge,
James Morgan. Clerk Sup, Court
Lee County Ga
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23

U9Gn't Care to Ne Presented
The wife OF we'll known naval ON.
Ger tells an amusing story Of some Of
her experiences In Washington society
On one occasion when she was asked TO
receive at Nh army and navy german
congressman entered with a lady lean
ing upon each arm. One Of the floor
committee at once approached him.
with the polite request that he give HE
name IN order that he might be pre-
scented to Mrs. Blank, who received tia
guests of the evening.
"No, thank you" was the nonchalant
reply. II don't care to be introduced.
Raave two dies now to- take care Of,
@ld that is about as much as can
maxGge"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
Tax Collectors Rounds

Twill he at the following places on the
following Aftes'
SIN hvillr. ;;,turdov October II; satur-
day, Move ';,l,T ~ Sturdy, December
IL.
Beloat, W-ine,dov. December 2; PhiIemo
Tue dav Nov. "a; ). !. .'eke.'. Tuesday,
Noaembe II; Smn-o Z soe, Wednesday,
Nocem. er 10
F.T. King, 7. c.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
To Loae..rz

WE .r,Stive viii tot a nit aters III
thi Office, friends ami thoe who have
business are welconl> but ioafers haven't
anv bI,inrss tnyw,ere at AIRY time, and
the ref,re you Ill st Keep out.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
For Sale,
WANT YOU

to know that the LONGVlEW LINE Or tAe
SAGINAW Lime give better results than
any otner Lime, even better than the far
famed Lines made in the state Of Manner
Want you 10 know 1t pays 10 have ecu.
work done with good strOAg mertar--mertar
that wont rot out.
good stock Of general buiAlsg natsgial
always on hand
]. D. Weston,
'PhOne ~.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
NOTICE!

shetiff'. Sale Of Lands ,st Tuesday In Novsmbsr.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-10-23
r 3 IS Cd Al ADd Goe 4 II
~ Names Of The People w5o ccmQ ADD
'Go--Sec # Your Name csp Be Fosqd Be,ov

ut pays to advertise. , just try small
ad it the "Joarnal.n
Pull tor Leesburg and Lee County or
pick up your "duds" and skid d 90"
Mr.. Dan Minis >pent couple Of days
in Atiant this week
Mrs, J. NJ. Hines was shopping in Alba.
ny Tu.s lay
Mr.. Tom Love attended to business in
Albany nesday.
willis Rut'ani atiended to business IN
al any Wednesday,
Mrs. J. A. Hollis spent eculle Of days
in Ma on this week.
Mrs. y. d. Hall, AM little .ughta
Routh returned home Thursday at.
spending few days in Buena Vista. wie
sh had been al tie bedsid> of her 'augh!-
er, Mrs. D. J. Ragm. We are glad 10
state that Mrs. Rlgan IS improving.
Amons those who represented Leesbure
at the opera show in Albany Tuesday
night wer Ne. srs. H. i. Stovall, U.
+. King, E. Is. Martin, NJ. S. Childers,
Colin Hall, George Morelard. y. D. Green
and We E, i;or.
LOST I.a'es Pus: contained
81 90. Ii, raj rsvard ~'ll be paid FOR tn
delivery of same I" Tie journal Office.
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-27

money. 1t is expected that a
number of rooters will accom-
pany the Gallup team and will
make things lively in the way
of helping their boys to odown the
Winslowites. AS Winslow has
not been beaten so far this sea-
son it is up to them to see that
the visitors from the mining
town do not take back their
scalp.
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-27

of No. 2 Saturday evening when
they resumed their journey east
ward, the baggage and express
matter from the derailed train
also being forwarded on No. 2.
The derailed train was in
charge of Conductor G. H. Frost,
while Engineer c. c. Currin was
in charge of the engine.
The Winslow mail., 1908-06-27
Closing the Campaign for
the Woodmen and Circle.

The Deputy Organizer W. l..
Morrow will close his campaign
here for the two orders next
Wednesday night at which time
the WOOdman Circle will be or
ganized. The ladies can get in
surance in Winslow in one OF the
greatest insurance societies in
America. See Mr.. Morrow and
become a charter member. Fees
are cheaper for charter members
Conductor Walter M. David
son, who has been in charge of
the Seligman-Ash Fork water
run for some time past returned
to WinslOw this week and will
take his place on the chain gang.
Conductor Frank Thomas has
been assigned to the water run.
and Conductor r. c. Roy given
the Williams-Seligman local run,
the log run from Williams to
Chandler, formerly held by Condr
Roy having been discontinued,
the work now being done by the
crew on the Williams Flagstaff
local.