The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26
THE COLLAPSE OF RUSSIAS CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE JEWS
Hand of Historic Justice
Heavy on Cars En-
pire. Says Herman
Bernstein, Because of
Inhuman Policy

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we ASK you 10 pupnsn IN your
teemeu ne"spaper tno ioIloW'ns Iis,.0
relatives sougnt py tne Jews INC hs'e
arriveu IN Dakhmut from ho'"o anu
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Mera Ian ID iookins for nor nuSnsH$
fuds Ian ,uu,u- 1911
fida Levin 10 lookIns tor NOR uuD-
and. Isaac Zusman Levin:
.bashe, BRONSON 10 iook,ns Tor ~
COUSIN feisei shapiro' Win TWO oni-
dren.
Lea BROOK 10 LOOKING Tor nor nus-
band, David.
Abraham Endelstein 10 iookine Vt
MS parents, Iona end Chays Ehoeistein.
never Lioermah 10 iookinB for M
wife. n
Esther Iaik Is LOOKING ior semvvN
Voscnin ana MS wite. ~
Faye Migantz Is LOOKING Tor hfsn
Magan ana ms tafnily'
"feysa Zalzpere IL iooRinB for hsr
husband, Nnaim f,snei.
'Iisya Wink is LOOKING ror nef NV
pand, shoiom Leu. ana her tauhor'iS
raei Cnesier.
Dvolra Enguisk IL iooKins ior hsr
son, itsik' 10 years OLD.
'Israei hankel horapeinik 10 iookine
for his son, Hirsh Moishe, n for his
daughter. Esther fiVke Eicnik' WIN
her husband,
.susman sosky is looking TOT his ~a,s.
Etya Roda; his daughter, Sheina, -
years old his son-in-law. Ieipe Tevys
Friedman, with his wife. fehudis.
'Feiga Gelman Is looking Tor ny
iatner' Elye Geiman
ane rrnIS ,pom."s r,,nr ~
bis u,,fa roih. -
Ethel Kirkel il looking for her hus-
band Shloime and her sister. Chays
Gordon. 10 years old her father. Leipe
Gordon. ana her mother, CODA.
5aSNa nIN1. : .poAihs iof hef "u'
"Sor~a Rsker 20 lacking for bar
father. Joseph Becker. and her mother,
Feiga.
Meyer Melamdovltch is looking for
his daughter, chaya Friedman. wion 'h~s
chilureN 'ner husoanu rs d so'alor'.
aron"Ppya - rsar. oid Sarl .hdrt
hair. Gi.ele. . Years old, blond, pluntp.
The children remained in Sata, near
keidan; there remained also her old
mother, Lea Flshleder. 10 years OF age.
WIN her shter-th,laN ie'eei fis"-
" Selry =. ,ookir~ for hi,
nother and his sister.
David Wink is looking for his. son,
Leiba. and his four grandchildren.
'Paya Shuster ~ looking 1or hSr
uaush'er' As'sa. 10 yea.s ~
..r,. .orui,,se 81 " nanhmnt ...-
ton OF the society for Relieving Jewish
War Sufferers
The number of people lost was 81
great that special committees and in
formation bureaus had to be estab-
lished for the purpose of aiding the
relatives in their search.
h explosions have caused many
nervous breakdowns and instances Aof
complete insanity among the Jews eN-
PEELED. The Tilensky kuryer Of May
20 stated that OF May 81 eight men
tally deranged Jews, driven from tho
4 government of kovno. were brought
to the Jewish Hospital In Vino. In
the course OF three weeks twenty
; eight cases OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
women and two men-were registered
among those expelled from their homo
towns. Nerrciskuyn Nedyclyd, No. -
The administration has done every
thing in its power to make worse the
conditions under which tho Jews were
being expelled. In most cases the Jews
of the Governments OF kourland and
Kovno were given from five to twenty
four hours notice to leave their homes.
NCrrciskdDd NedUeIyd, No. ~ In Riga
the authorities ordered the immediate
evacuation OF the city by the Jews.
threatening in the event OF any delay
to send them away as prisoners and
TO take hostages from among the Jew
ish population. After energetic ef-
forts the Jews succeeded in securing
an extension OF their term OF evacua-
ton.
The refugees lived TOT many Gays
and nights under open skies, for there
was no room in the small towns for
the thousands upon thousands OF the
Jews driven from their homes. Ikc-
cording 10 the Russian laws they were
not allowed to settle in any villages,
nor could they go TO any OF the towns
outside the Pale OF settlement They
were carried from place TO place in
cars set aside for the transportation,of
cattle-men, women and children.
packed like sardincs. the old and sick
and insane among them.
And those who succeeded in indinE
room in one of these cars were for
~tunate. for enormous crowds were
forced TO walk from town 10 town.'At
the battling places the refugees under-
went new sufferings. Thus' according
TO the fcrre'sEdgd No. @'''