Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17


In ucrmany--librarica clubs for
girls, historical societies.
homes for nurscs nurses training
schools. providcnt societies, agricul-
tural aid societies. free religious
schools societies to AID students and
help the aged. free employment bur-
caua. post graduate schools, working |
mems colonies. homes for girls and the ,
supplying 81 free nurses 90 the poor. 1
In Austrin-@Librarlos providont as :
sociations. free labor bureaus, agricul-
tural aid societies. widows and or
phans' aid societies. aid 10 Industrial
schools, lecture bureaus supplying
lecturers on trade subjects and credit
bureaus
In Roumanla are supported provi-
dent societies, cooperative banks. Inn
migration companies ana historical So
cietics and schools.
In the oricnt---gchOois. libraries cd
vocational Institutions. hospituis. sav-
lngs banks. loan agencies. societies
for the building OF homes ana for the
protection OF immigrants and travel
crs
During tho past year the American
districts alone contributed over 49,
600 10 homes and asylums; t23,o00 IN
s,ncral donations ana FOR the burial
Of the poor and paid nearly ts5i,00O
d. benefit fund To widows aud or
~ us.
IN Germany District Numocr
paid cut Ia assisting the poor and
needy and in the support Of institu-
items over $4,000 marks ana the AUS
trisu lodges OF district Number ! has
paid Tor similar purposes nearly
$500. 600 kroncn.
Gut the greatest glory aud the
, greatest sphere OF usefulness OF the
order lies not BOO its philn1thropig in.
| ,utuiions. not Boo its material benefits
~ the d,stiiut" ana unfortunate, the
| siyN aud tht widowed for other Jew.
| lsh ORGANIZATIONS Goo % greater ut less
| extent prr folio. inc th. Same lines al
| ondoaNor With sincere purpose and
/ honorable zcol nor Is distyihuung
| of sick benefits. nor CO.'S q Iur,y Of
I fratornnl insurance d. We seek 90 nv
! our rauks. Othor jewish fruturual orr
! carnations. whose sole rDison J'ctrr
| .s the paying ot benefits h1v, far
larger memberships and ln the aggro-
| gate doubtless p'y ont iu this way lar
| more money
! Tie greatest rlors uf UNu E'Rlth
/ lies ir its principle its spirit its NE
! purpose and loo tb, uroIducss OF tbs
| scoop, and purpose. BOO JOS leaders. tnotr
! sttu-m1ns' p their breadth oi vision
! aud wide Intelligence and Willingness
! Go ucrinrr 'ls sacrifice the material
! things oi lI', Jo advance the spiritual;
/ ana Set ih's, men IIy su f8r from
J dr,amyrv. turf Iu Oh, practical admin
! istratiuu of the affairs ur the order
| the, have combined gu tgRrcsEiycncss
and diplomacy. 30 skin ana tact and
vithul straightforward purpose
| which accompanies tho end. which ate
tuius the result and SIN breeds no re-
s'ntm' 90 100 us compliments
And tho mHmu,rs OF the order,
I meeting uu nv, common ground OF
! broad democracy boo perfect harmony.
| strive Ia accord Co reach the common
| end
| And $50 81, have come to hove ere.
tt,d iu ittiv more than half % hum
died years what our bate umcutcl and
! boo. pir,d header leo Y tr,i Vid
! .'Hm uis profound scholarship uud
| v|d, expert uH, was. 9TH" greatest
o's1uizutiuu amuUg the Jews known u
! iho h-tur. ut inn world. spread over
90, tho world. conducted uy its repr,-
,"riuu', m,u n stand tor the Jgw
| tud .,r Judaism.
I.j us oNuwIu, urr0y what 600 'Uc
| orders history merits muij. go
seemingly oNtrayaEaut
Passing from MS early history aud
.H..
tg, celebrated ilIs.niu,u Petition. lsu-
ru Dos 1900" representative Americans.
H .utriuU protest Tum .h,-, United
states This petition, addressed Geo Jh,
! 'aar CO.. i,ussH. ended thus Ear poe
moved from luw mtj,H.'- dumu.uu..
! living under different conditions aud
I holding u.rciuuy, iu uuutl,r govern
! mont your petitioners would venture.
! bon Do, uImr OF offs. .lgttiuu Geo plead
! Tor religious liberty and tolerance. 90
! plead mat lp who l,d h.s own people
! anl tul other, &C. tHr throu, uf ponce
! Viii add ness u.t.r to his rHlu and
! fam, ny leading a. u'u movement chat
! sNIIl commit the Who'll, world boo oppo-
siuuu Goo religious prosecutions"
ca July IAN. 1908 this impressive
, document .pr. Is ORDER ut President
| Huus,,yn. ut.l.d Zoo Go, Nm,ri.uu
! Curg, D'Nuur,- at Sl P,t,rspurt
VITA letter OF Introduction signed Bog
SECRETARY ut stat, John Hay sub,
s,lu"uuy tHr petition. Nitb lU' size.
uHlur's was bound and transmitted to
| Secretary Hay with On communication
from Mo beloved president ol our or-
der, 100 which no said
| For Jll time tu come it VIII tcstIy
o. CO., love ui Justice. humanity and
liberty which moved the president to
giNo % rouut.uaucc ana its sIgu,rs to
father H. % stands as IA, verdict
oi the whole people, cuud,muiug the
denial ot religious liberty aud up'
holding th, president M asserting
that condemnation, o. it Dee without
precedent 10 is thu more precious 90,
becoming one.
| "'Nli2aliuu made 90 distinguish,
pud uotJbl, udNauo. when q grcsi
nation cot eighty millions ct people
speaking not ouly through its utug.l
head, but also through It's most rep.
rcsvuut.yv ,itiz,us in their individual
capacities, served notice uu th, world
that those who Jr. made Co suffer