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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-18

ie. Sa es fragt iid, Oh Ser Stabl~
Srltit, menn nit einem iold1ell
aonpf @efabr perbulloen pare, 6oB
IT iih III Sen peri6ieoenen @r6eits-
feloern bes Srufts 5l eirem neueil
1ber meit umfangrei6eren Sonic
Tteab=Streif auspodieu niiroe, in
5tanoe mare, iid mieoer 10 poaouf
oo1l Ben boien @irfnngeu 5lt erbo=
ZEN, mie ieiner 3eit Die Carnegie
8enoiienfddft.
gs fro9t iih Oenn mld), Oh ser
5tabltruit feline SntereiIen ON bcItell
pobrt, illocm ct Die @efobr eircs
aonflifts nit Ser or9oniiierten Dir
beiteridoft bnrrb oblolute lln5lt-
ldneIi6feit ACKNOWLEDGMENT. @o
iolb genidtige SSsntereIlen otf Gem
Spiele lteben, ba flingt es friool, IL
Sroeen, pcl6e cine Gegellrng Der
9lrbeitsnerboltniiie BON bielen gml
Ieroen be5ineden, obne meiteres nit
Aem i6roffen 9lbmcis all5uriiden.
yNi6ts S1t perbal0eln".
Ser Stabltruit bat es in SCI;
fetten Sobren, Onrb gefpiiie VOL
fobrtseinridtungen uno 0ur1 Die
l1ntcrbringung elmer Sln5abl bon gln-
teili6einen bes ltnternebmens hei
Ieinen 9rbeitern peritonben, iid) cine
9(rbeiterlfloft beranansieben, oie zine
Storung bes inollitriellen Srieoc1is
uidt berbeiie6nt mo iid bes ofteren
III meitaebenoen 3llaeitanOniIieu be-
reit aefllnoen bot, allf oaB elm Streit
%,errnieben neroe. Sierouf iollte,
penn es mirfli6 eli einem &onflift
fnmmen ioate, &ufiidt genomnlcn
ueroen.
gao6 etipas anoeres beroient bier
nI1gemeine @eriidfihtiartna. Ser
Stabltruit lit cine Go%rporotion, sic
nroBere 8roteftion ieitens Ser @un-
>esregierul1g aenoiien bot, als irea16
'ine onoere. Nift nl1r in ser Sc
Vtalt hoditer 3odel Die ieoen @ett-
1clDerb bonn N1tslono ausld,lieRer.
got iid oieie 8roteftion befunoet.
Sotpeit lit oieie @linftmirtidaft fir
sen Stohltruit g%eaangen, oaB mon
Inn Die giIonnla ieines Monopols
nidt MIR q%eltottet, ionoern DoB
'id ioear elm BrGiioent oes 9oit-
bes bereit follo, ibm i'm @orouS
Strafloiiofeit fir cine fr~aopiirorae
@eidaftstransoftion ausuiifern. sic
CT 8nr bouernoen Seltieuna icirer
demonstrating fir notlpetoiq
hiclt. Sonoer6or nimmt es iif) aus,
BOB iol6 cine Gorporotiorl mclde
bur6 froomiiroiae gnglieoerund az
Ter 8ettbemerber slt einem Mono-
mol ~qeporoen lit. oos sic mGhtialte
1Snonitrie oes 2onbes beherriht. III
rer @rbeiterifoft oas Geht absu-
Tpreden moot, iid a1 iittIid uno &C.
Ieblih ~itotthoften 3mefeu su nerci-
men, Die ihlieBlih mir anf bas cine
hinalsloufen: fir qetane Mrbeit Ell
nen ebrlihei1 2obn Slt erholten.
g. q. Stoats5eitune
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-18

3lltn gerfolf BEL o[len Sdnolem.
BreiS so Gents. Solter=Wtil6rfls
50, @uffolu, 9eeip> gorf, cl1einigc
Igentell fir Die Ser. Staateu.
Grinnert Gu6 oes Mantens =
0palts = lt1o lebntt feline all0eren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-18
&i nit tsm @abltrnit.

Ser groBte an.erifanii6e Mrbeiter-
oerballo, Die nMrlerican federation
Of 2abor~, riiitet gu einem Sample
nit benz groBten Snouftriemorlo-
pol oes 2anoes, gum Sample nit
Der limited States Steel Corporation,
i'm 8olfsmunb MIR als Stabltrult
befannt. 9ie peridieoenen Sragen,
UNI Die oieier 5treit 5tpeier madti-
ger Srganifationen iid oreben miro,
laiien iib ale babin5uiammenfui-
len, oaB Die u@meriean Seoerotion
Of 2abor~ Die Mn~erfennung Ser Sc
nerfidafts-llnionen foroert, mas Ser
Stabltruit nit FOLDER gntidieben-
belt ablebnt, bab er iid nidt
einmal gu elmer grorterung Ioieler
5oroerung beqremen mil. Ger
Stabltruit mill iih fir feline man
nigfa6en Snouitrie5meige init ibreil
uielen Sauienben BON Mrbeitern bie
Iogenonnte freie @erfitatt (pperl
bop iidern uno er betrodtet sic
Babrn1le Der freien @erfItatt aIs
10 meientlib fir ieillen SortbeItonb,
oaB er Die @%nerfennung Der Sc
perfi6ofts=llnionen nidt einmol oIs
cine berbonoeIbare Soroerung be-
tradtet niiien mo1te. @s Iteben TO-
nit oie beiberieitigen @egenlGbe iid,
ifroff gegeniiber nno ein 8erilld,
oes Observation-Disclosures, feline SSorbe-
rnng burd5uieten, miBte gu elmer
1epaltigen &raftprobe 5tpiifen Der
,Imerican federation Of 2abor" ullo
Dem Stabltruit fiibren.
als ettpos ielbltperitiinolidea
nub es gelten, boB Ser @rbeiter-
oerbano SIT einem iolden &ilqcll
nit Dem finan5reihitren Snonitrie-
Wonopol oes 2anoes MIR bonn i6rei,
tet, menn fir i'm nidt nur einc
Woglihfeit, ioroern cine @o5r-
iheinlidfeit zines @elingens borbol1-
oen lit. 8eitebt iolde @obrihein-
ltd)1elf f1fd)f, un0 Ooufe mar 1tdTl
oeiien, pie es ihon offers gei6ebel'
lit iid nit Der Soffn1ne trogen,
hoB nod @usbrud beg Streifs oos
misunderstanding gum greienis tper,
oen miiiie, 10 ndre bie @r8ningrnn
elmer lolhen Graftprobe geraoe8u I'M.
perantnortlih. Gs Iieot auf Der
Sono, bob elm FOLDER aompf ihuere
Opfer nit ii6 bringen miirbe uu1
3fpor miirben beibe Seile oopon De-
t%roffen. Der 9lrbeiter, beiien 2o1e
feinesmegs cine qiinitige genolutt
per6en fam, 8neifelsobne am ihper,
iten, ober oud Der StobI.Sruit. 10
|unbegren8t feline Sinansfraft aud,
ideinen mag, IN empfinoli6er @ci.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-18

2onpap, geeeniiber. ST bat ibr bie
5peite Seirot eben nte per5teben. DoB
er iid ieiner dlteiten So6ter, Ser
perriidten 2ouiie g%egenuber, bart be-
mics, fam ibm Ntenla11o peroenfel,
DOB ct iid) aber 10 i6dbie beltabln,
oen So1tern bas grbteil Der Wtut-
ter porouentbalten nfo lpater Die
@ffeften ieiner peritorbenen Sran 81
perlteigern. oas fam Nienlalto ent=
iduloigen.
Aacs Dies nladte i'm unipmpatblid)
ll1o 10 fom es, oaB er bielfa9 als
ein aall8 neutrality-suspicious. unh
peradtli9er Meni6 eeidiloert MIR
De. 9eionoers bier in Mmerifa. Das
mar er aber nidt. @r botte piele
portrefflibe gigenidaften. SSl1 erlttr
2inie mub man BET ieiner 9eurtei-
ling Die 2iN5esaffaren ousi6eioeu,
oenn Die eeben oas grobe Bublifum
in 8irflidfeit ni6ts on. auf mar
piellei6t feline Srau, oie ii6 fritz bon
ibnl trernte, init S6ulo ooran, BOG
er lid Dem 8erfebr nit Sen 9onter
pom Sbeater unb Cirrus qa5u germ
iiberlieB. Sour Die Giidli1tloiigteit,
nit Der er iid iiber oas @ebralld.i.
de bi1tpegiette, fonnte mar inn 5ulll
8ormurf MAIDEN, ober idlicbliG
NOR oas ia feline Code. Mlio laE(cr,
mir bieie belifate s~lngelegenbeit bel
Seite. @ls Shirt bat Seopolo tiidJ=
tiges geleiitet. @r bat ltets in ltrel1g
tonititutionenem Gimme regiert, er
Fat fir lein 2ano piel @utes getotl
uno bat iid au6 1T i6pierigen &er-
baltnilien itets nit @elonnenbeit l,nb
8iiroe benommen. l1mionIt lit er
ni6t 10 populdr in 8eleien eelpeien.
Die Mfrifa=5oridung perbanft 2eo=
polo uuenoli6 piel, er lift in @irfIid)=
felt Ser gridIieBer Snner-afrifa {
sepeiel,. Man iaet, er babe oas
mn Inn ieines perionli6en @orteils
lpiaen getall. 0os lit lebr mol m0g-
lid. Nber Die onoern Madtel1, bic
iib ipater an bieler GridlicBung be
teiligten, banoelten ard nidt aus
ioealen @riinoen. Nuf oie J:or=
miirfe, bie ibn1 aus Sen &ongo-
8reuel gemadt meroen, oorf nlon
nidt 10 obne @eiteres unteridreiben
Die 9eri6te Der eneIiiben MiiIio-
ltare iiber bieie @reuel baden boz
al1oerer Seite iharfcn @ioeriprltd
9efunoen unb man muB BET bicIelr
2arm immer beoenferl oab oae oiei.
acknowledgement bon england altsge
ben rnb ooB e fir england boz
groBem Sssltereiie iein miirbe, mem
es Oen aongoitaot inter feline Son
troae brineelt fonnte.
90 miidet iid i1n &arofter5ilf
2eopolb's 8lltes nnI ShIed)tes in
auffanenber @eiit ourdeinanoer
l1no ebenio mars oud nit leilrerr
oerionlideln 8elen. Ser Monn, Ser
iid 81 3eifen poaig nnnobbor aob
fonnte gu onoerer 3eit bon besall-
6crnoer 2iebenspiirbigfeit nno biir.
gerlider Ginfadbeit iein. 80 fte6t
er aud bier in merfmiirbie pehIeIr.
Der @eleudtung ba. Gin ieltiomer
Wonn, nidt gerooe angenebm, nidlt
ber8gemimne1o, niht erob u1b nidt
flein, ober aaes in anem cine oer
intereiianteiten DISQUALIFICATION uilic.
Ter 3eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-18

Simple fir &ouiGbrono, SSH.
oes 6euer (8loflcg). Gum Scr.
fouf BEL Gnpples Grng So, 323
90. Commerce Ctr Gan antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-18
Ncidcr 2cnte Gabcn iino armIclig

geaell oieies: SD modte beid)cini,
gen, BOB i6 electric @itters fir gin;
Der grobten @abcn @ottes bolte, oii
er ben SralIen gege6en", idreibt
Mrs. 8. &binebault bon @eitaI
Center, g. 9. SD mcroe ME Der.
gelien, mos es fir mid qctan.~ Gieit
6errlide Weoi8in gibt ser Srm &c.
6cnsfrii6e. GorperItGrfe nlto Csc.
Innofeit. Sic BELT NerooIitGt, Sd(of.
Iunobeit. @eriudt iie. so Cts. 6ei
aaen 9ruqoiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-18
l1nanacnebme Scltatiamna.

Ser 9naeflagte beugte iid mi
baBlifern @rinien Dor. Scr cbelr
oils 3enae perrolnmene Boli5iit,
lpro6 er bobnii6, ui6eint ia bodlt ii
der 81 fem binii6tlih Der Gin5elbei.
beiten meines Safes, aber pie folnlni
es, Dob er ieinen &oqegen nift Ger.
beiibafft, ooB ct feline &ngaben be.
ltatige?"
u@eif," nerlebte Der Mann in9(au
yes 8ufaaigermeiie mir einen 9Soli5i.
item i'm Dorfe giebt."
u@ber ih inb lebte 0adt 8pei, be.
bouptete entriiItet Ser angeflnete.
DStinmt!" pflidtete Der 8oli3iiI
triumpbierenb bel. u9esmegen iitt
Sic ia gern0e ongeflagt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-18
9lur Elm @rnntn Ghinin.

9as lit 2agatibe Nromo g6inim. Seet
alf 1lnteridrift g. %. @rope. l1eberaa
i'm @ebrai9, grfaltu1g in / Sag gu
6eilen. 25c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-18
sic uerfagen Ute.
9as lit, nus iie barber in Sun Gin.
tpniu iagell, nnO iinO iie DaGcr
snperlantg.

Gin meiterer 8eipeis, Elm onoeres
Son Gntonio 3eugllis, bie lange 81
tie BON ginbeimiiden all5uidmeQen.
mel6e oos olte Guafer=gtitte(
9oans 9tieren 9iGen enooiiicreil.
2eIt 0ie iiber5eugen0e @ltpfeblung
oieier merflpiiroigen Hrdporotion.
81. Gieoner, 224 Sit=Gommeree,
StroBe, Son 9lntonio, Seras, ingt:
Sn meilem Soqe bem6brten iib
Doan's 9eieren YiGen ols Elm olts-
ge5ei6netes Mittel fir &iiden uno
9tieren. Sd muroe gu Dem gerlud)
our6 Dos piele Sob, mel6eS i6 Dor
iiber borte, oeranloBt. SD peridaff-
te mir 9oons Nieren Biqen bon Der
8erar Drug 60. uno erbielt ioglefd)
Seilung BON Giideni6nler5en uno
einem acknowledgement Nierenleioen
Sd babe ME Elm Wittel periudt, mel=
DIES 10 idnea uno erfolgreid mirf-
te. nie 0oan's 9eieren Hiaen, mo
in Giidii6t ortf meme g~rfabrun9,
bin i6 bereit, oieielbea 5u empfe6-
len.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12

complete as this plan indicates, are
adopting the view that there is nothing in
consistent between religion and duty and
happiness and rational amusement, and
that the union of all of them Is not some
thing that is repelant TO the real religious
soul.
There is something" he continued,
changing his subject, that goes to make
up this government. as a machine, that
continues TO operate when the president
goes TO the seacoast and the senate and
house so home, and when the members of
the cabinet disappear in various direo-
tions from this somewhat heated temper
ature, and that is the government OF the
civil servants, trained civil servants. who
know how things ought TO be done and
through whose agency the government will
be carried on from now until the end OF
time, as l hope.
They are a trained body of servants,
who are willing, for a reasonable compen-
sation. sometimes much too low, to give
what is best in them 10 the carrying on
of this government in an honest, effective
way-men who are philosophers enough
to know that by the enjoyment Of a small
salary, II they rid themselves from the
worry and corroding effect OF mercenary
ambition, they can get more happiness
out OF life I'm seeing their families grow,
in the education OF their children, than
by aspiring 10 be millionalres and pluto
Gratis"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12

GENEVA. switzerland, July u.-An his
toric pageant representing the growth OF
science and literature in the fifteenth and
sixteenth centuries brought TO close
Geneva's celebration OF the 4OOth ami
versary Of the birth Of John Calvin. The
festival was the whole worlds, for the
nations of the world, through their repre-
sentatives, united in according homage to
the memory of the, great thinker, writer
and reformer.
Americas part in the celebration was i'm
portant, former President Roosevelt being
the honorary president OF the international
committee on arrangements, and Americas 8
official delegate, Prof. Wfliston Walker
of Yale. contributing two eloquent dis
courses at the anniversary exercises.
Geneva, where Calvin performed his great
work, where in 1859 he founded the
Academy of Geneva, and where in l56A
he died. devoted itself completely 70 these
memorable tributes to Calvin. and the
pretty and restful city by Lake Leman.
ever picturesque in its CLEAN OF lights,
was transformed by brilliant nluminations
and brought decorations into a scene Of
remarkable beauty.
The chief features OF the festivities were
the laying OF the cornerstone OF the Re
formation monument and The observance
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
I aft COmmendS Rational
AmuSementS in Churches

WASHINGTON. July lin assisting
today to lay the cornerstone OF a church,
which has for a part of it's equipment a
gymnasium, a swimming pool. bowling al
leys and club rooms, President Taft paid
tribute TO the civil employees OF the gov
ernment who, being compelled to remain
in Washington while the president goes
to the seashore and legislators seek their
vacations carry on the work OF the gov
ernment and spoke OF the wisdom Of pro-
viding rational amusement as a part of
church work, thus making religion a well
come part Of life, and not something ito
be improved on once in seven days, and
then taken In as small doses as possible"
LAS l understand the plan Of this
church." said the president, 1T Is to make
religion a part of the life OF those who
are members Of the church. II is to fur
nish rational amusement. 1t Is to make
the church so attractive by reason Of its
social qualities, by reason of offering an
opportunity for physical exercise, for in
tellectual exercise, that those who are
members OF Il shall regard religion as a
necessary part Of life and one which they
will welcome as a part of life, and not
which they regard as something apart to
be improved once every seven days and
then to be taken In as small doses as
possible and still conform to the religious
law.
Il am glad TO know. TO see and to be-
lieVS that all churches, In way not 80
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
Won Buelow Has
Voice in Naming
His Successor
He Advises Emperor to Select DR.. Won
Hechman-H -Hollweg as New
Chancellor.

BERLIN. July 1.-THE emperor has
asked Prince Won Buelow whom he would
suggest as his successor in the chancellor
ship and the prince has recommended Dr
Won Bechmann- Hollweg minister of the
terror and vice chancellor. The emperor
g however. taken counsel with others
regarding the chancellorship, among them
being Count zu Gutenberg. grand marshal
Of the royal court, who has long been re-
gaided by the emperor as a wise friend.
and Privy Councillor Won valentinL chief
of the emperor's civil cabinet.
The opinion among government officials
appears to settle upon DR.. Won Bechmann-
Hollweg, especially as the widening circle
learns of Chancellor Won Buelows recon-
mendation. Several other high officials
have been mentioned for the office and
there is always the possibility that the
emperor will choose quite outside Of any
publicly named person.
The emperor is expected to arrive in
Berlin on Tuesday. He will remain here
for two days. during which time Chancellor
Won Buelow win retire and his successor
appointed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
Calvin Celebration Ends
With Historic Pageant

of the S50th anniversary OF the founding
of Geneva university. The monument
which subscriptions from all countries
made possible, and the cornerstone Of
which was laid with fitting ceremony July
6, Is designed as historical popular and
symbolizng the idea Of
Calvin in the Reformation. 1t will riso on
the esplanade bastions at the foot Of the
ancient ramparts OF the city and directly
in front of the university and will represent
the salient and striking chapters Of the
Reformation, with statues Of the historical
personages who were conspicuous in that
movement, among whom were Calvin,
Farel, De Beze. Coligny William OF Orange
and Frederick William of Brandenburg.
The monument will be the work OF Tail
lens and LaveTriere. architects, and Ian
dowski and Bouchard sculptors.
More than 200 universities and other in
stitutions Of learning were represented at
the celebrations OF Geneva university.
Count DHaussonvile, member Of the
French academy, delivered a notable ora
ton IN the name Of the Institute OF France
and all the literary and scientific societies
Of Europe. He hailed Geneva as the home
OF literature and science and presented a
scholarly sketch OF John Calvin and the
meaning and significance OF the Reforma-
tion
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
Priest Runs Rest
Cure Treatment
Father Shealy of New York Helps
Wornout Men Back to
Strength.

NEW YORK, July 11.-Father Torrance
j. Shealy Of Fordham college, one OF the
largest Roman Catholic institutions in the
United States, has been quietly conducting
non-sectarian rest court at the institu-
tion, which has proved so successful that
1t is hoped eventually to have a separate
building set aside for the purpose.
The first class that entered the religious
retreat twenty weary, run down men, Will
resume the hustle and hustle Of work-a-day
life tomorrow, after three days spent in re-
tirement. The list includes justice of the
municipal court, a publisher a newspaper
man, five lawyers and two Wall street
brokers.
All of them have gone through the fol-
lowing rather rigorous, yet health restor-
ing and mind soothing daily routine:
Rise at g. mass at T. breakfast at 7:45
morning instruction at 9, conference at H.
examination of the conscience at 1915, din
ner at 1890 afternoon instruction at $3.50
supper at $3.50, evening instruction at g.
lights out at 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
Troops Called in
to Quell Miners
Who Are Rioting
Trouble Breaks Out at Sydney and
Soldiers Are Sent for by
Mayor.

SYDNEY, c. B., July 11.-Unable to cope
with the lawlessness of strike rioters at
the Inverness colliery today, Mayor D.
H. Mcleod was forced to call troops from
Halifax to restore order. The Inverness
colliery Is owned by the firm OF Mac
Menzie & Mann which is not connected
in any way with the Dominion Coal COM
pany, against which the Glace Bay strike
is aimed, but about half the men at the
Inverness colliery belong to the United
Mine Workers of America and they went
out on a sympathetic strike last Friday.
The men of the Provincial Workingmen's
association continued at work in the NINE
but late yesterday when they were leav-
ing the workings for their homes, they
were met by a crowd Of 800 men, boys
and women. mostly Belgians, who saluted
them with various epithets.
Soon sticks and stones began to fly
and one Provincial workingman's associa-
tion miner was struck on the side OF the
head and received a bad cut.
The mayor and members of the town
council, with thirty special and regular
policemen, tried in vain to keep the crowd
In order. The disturbance continued until
the workmen had gained the shelter Of
their homesz Today when General. Manager
Barclay of the colliery arrived in town
he asked that troops be sent for to
maintain order and the mayor complied
with the request.
This evening a special train from Hall
fax arrived with $50 men from the Royal
Canadian regiment, who at once went on
guard at the colliery There was no dis
turbance about the place tonight, but 1t
is feared there may be a further demon
stration tomorrow when the colliery is
reopened for work
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
Enormous Sum is
Asked for Canal
Estimate is $4s,O00,ooo for Fiscal
Year 1911-Taft May Scale
it Down.

WASHINGTON, July IL. = Forty-eight
million dollars will be needed by the 18th
mian Canal commission to carry on the
work of digging the Panama canal dur
ing the fiscal year 1911, according to esti-
mates which have been received by SEQ
retary of the Treasury MacVeagh, who
prepares annually a book of estimates Of
appropriations to be submitted to con-
gress. The canal appropriation for the
current year was s33. 900.
During the present fiscal year contracts
will be made for the delivery next year
Of large quantities of structural steel ma
terial necessary in the construction Of
the gate of the locks OF the canal. Money
for this material, the officials say. is one
of the important items in the estimates
submitted. Next year they probably will
be lower.
The estimates will receive the careful
attention OF President Taft, to the end
that they may be scaled down II possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
IN MEMORY OF DIR. HERTZEL
Annual Service Held in Russian Syn
agogue on Capitol Avenue.
ADDRESS BY PROF. BERNSTEIN
Had PhiInnthrOpist Known of COndi-
tiOns in America He would
Have Looked for Home
for Jews Here.
ADDRESS BY PROF. BERNSTEIN

The annual memorial meeting in honor
OF the late DR.. Theodore Hertzel, the great
exponent of the Zionist movement, was
held last night at the Russian synagogue,
Twelfth and Capitol avenue.
The meeting was well attended and was
addressed by Prof. Nathan Bernstein and
L. Kneeter.
Prof Bernstein, although not a Zionist
himself, is in favor of every movement
higher ideals.
He said, in part:
I'VE are gathered here tonight to do
honor to the memory of DR.. Theodore
Hertzel.
I'VE rejoice because he lived long enough
to evolve a great idea. We mourn because
it's fruition was not possible during his
life and still seems a more or less hope
less dream.
Whether or not we are in sympathy
with his great work, none can withhold
admiration from so great a storehouse Of
energy and such an NihswerviRg devotion TO
the development of magnificent plan.
1T is not my purpose to dwell on the de-
tails OF this great mans life. The real pur-
pose Of the memorial meeting should be
to build the unfinished fragments into an
harmonious whole thus giving immortal
ity to the great purposes Of him for whom
we mourn.
After all is said and done though mans
life often counts for much, yet the influ-
ence of what we remember Of him has
power to stir us to emulation and to keep
us from lapsing into that dull content
which prevents US from living a full life
of evolution.
'If Theodore Hertzel stood for anything
he stood for the fAct that the glorious ira
ditions of a Jew should make him a potent
factor for all that is good and worthy In
any land in which he dwells. This applies
with peculiar potency to the American Jew,
for firmly believe had Hertzel been con-
versant with the opportunities Of the Jew
in these United States he would not have
felt It necessary to go so far afield in
seeking a home for the Jew.
I'VE can best honor his memory by
showing our patriotism for this land In
which we live, by our assimilation with
It's environment and by our devotion to its
ideas We dare not rest on the work that
has been already done we must not think
that because the Jew has ever stood so
high in the history OF the world, that be-
cause he has seen nations come and go
while he has ever been Of the leaders in
successive nations, that his work is accom-
plished.
These memorial services held year after
year should serve to emphasize our duties
as citizens and our gratitude for our
adopted country. Thus Hertzers memory
becomes an inspiration not only for one
night in the year, but every day Of our
lives. Thus do we truly show that we ap-
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-12
SHERIDAN BANKER DYING
Ernest Long Accidentally shoots
Himself While on Camp
Ing Trip.

SHERIDAN, wyo. July 1l.-(Special
Telegram )-starting out for a couple Of
days horseback ride in the mountains
when about twenty miles west of this city
Ernest Long. teller of the Sheridan Ma
tional bank, accidentally shot himself with
revolver early last evening and is re-
ported seriously injured. The bullet pene-
trated his groin Long was alone when 1t
happened, his friend, Ross Stone having
rode ahead to arrange a place to sleep
during the night. It Is said Long managed
to crawl a considerable distance TO a cabin,
where he remained a number Of hours He
was found the next morning mortally
wornded from loss OF blood.
Alderman Long, father OF the young
banker, and q physician rode to the scene
in automobiles. Up to late hour they
had not returned to this city.