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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01

boote niht in Der Gage iinb, bic pdiias
aiere ber eetnperten SHiffe oufsunebs
men. gnafbinstoner Dspei6en 3ufolee
bat Der prGiibsnt eint fol9e Gorberune
ni6t pertrsten. Gpntt es ober nit ben
@lnsaben Der probrittihen preITe feline
Ri6tisteit baben, 10 ipdre eire Der
itdnbisuns 5tpif4en ben Der. Siaatsn
unb Deuti4Ianb MIR uuter Der ges
binsuns mDslih, bdb Der praiibent
Gnslanb Slpingt, bic 3ufubr BON banns
freier Waare na9 Seutidlanb gu ses
itottsn. DAB Der 9}rdiibent bieIen
3pans bts ieBt ni9t ausseiibt Fat, III
ni3t bios cine unsereatisteit sesen
Seuti6Iunb, Ipnbern cine ero6e
pfliftperna6ldifisuns sesen Die Der.
Staater. llnfere 9anbpirtbIdaft uno
uniere Snbuitrie erleiben sroben S6az
ben, bab @nslanb Oieie 3ufubr ni4t
seitattet unb ss III bas aud cine geleis
bisuns unierer Ilasss. 9lus biefer
Sa4lags lit gu erieben, bab bic 9er<
itdnoisuns niht BON Deutf9lanb, icns
bern bon GroBbritannien unb buuit
aud pom prdiibenten perbinbert pirb.
Wenn gnslanb bas @olterre6t a9tste
unb Der prdiipent barauf fdbe, bub es
se19iebt, sumal bic materiellsn Snters
eiTen unb bic @bre Der Ser. Stauten
ernftlid beriibrt perben, bann ipiirbe
bic gan5e Qnselegenbeit iid uon iel6it
erleoisen, ba aIsbann Der Saud6ootz
tries eessn Sanbelaidiffe aufb6ren
piirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01

Die glsp gprtsr nsimes"
bat man6es Wlal lidte 2lugenblids.
Ginen ioI9en betunbet ibre 2lniiat,
bag bic trisssfiibrenben Mahte ibre
@affen fpssen Mansels on 9sIo tpers
ben nieberlessn miiiien, bsnu eritens
Ieien bic Der. Staaten bds einSige
2anb, aus pelhem lie 8elD be3ieben
fDnnten uno oann fpGre Der 3sitpuntt
nabe mann bic 5rase geitslIt tueroen
miifIe, p6 es rat6fum pGre, ben euroz
pdiI1en 2Gnbern, bic lire Stuutss
f9ulben 70 rieiis permebrt baben, nod
ptel @slb 81 Ietben. Cur DOlligen Sars
iteIIuns bss Sa6perbalts TT nod Su
bemertsn ,pdB bic Der. Staaten niat
Diel mebr als cine babe Wtilliarbe bers
Ieihen tDnnen unb einen groben Sbeil
biefer Sume babsn lie bereits berge>
gebeT. 0ds Refultat Der gstra4tuns
gen, tpeldle bas Retp Yorter glatt ans
iteut, sebt aIfo barauf binaus. mas
freiIi9 nidt often 5ugeitanbeu ipirb,baB
9GnDer, tpie bic 4litrtsu, bic ben &ries
nit Srebit fiibren miiHen, i'm ni6t
mebr lanse fortieben tDnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
aa m(re uere@rtell fs(a!
antruf 81 einer Yetition sesen @aMenlieieruug.

I'm ben yrafbeten abrusen bah bic omerfanhe WapH
Der afneernns Snbnmnnitat llnHutral ueereds.
felt erbf s bic abFdt i'm sne Hnf bic bn 0Onrn
amanden garsnu mnter,enete gtOu beriHbtm bic F&
ben @affnidar r gu osiem gebme weroem untre
bru Ge era bn 9amen nebh @onort Hnb Staa inter obi
geS Gotumn sn aeu wtnm m5ad ian wetere llnterfn
angea oah ani ieOem Namen ebeH Sh9onpnS
mS ans,nducibeu ygulfstIa" peOnd Doer But
tGiHnna gOIfsbl g. O. gor 226) sneuH wSrani mir fe On
bic Geutral Sammieae abermitten wcrSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
SelOppitbrief.

Der 5rednbli4tstt beg Jrl. Maris
9belIina perbantsu mir na6itebsnbsn
ReIbpOitbrisf:
Wertber 6reunb!
(G.a.g.) Gsin tpsribss pad.t babe
ith erbaIter, es srfrtute mid isbr.
SnabeiprOsrs frsutsn mid Define aufs
muHternbsn unb ansrt.nnsnbsr Worte
uHo SIiidpiini6e. Cir alIeg iHuisfisn
Dont unS OerseIts ss Dir 9ott. @ud
mid freut oiss GhrenS,i9en; benn i'd
babe es pOa unb gang psrbitnt, aber
ni9t bur6 meine S6ulb, ionbern
bur6 bic Silfs unb &lIma6t Sptiss,
beifeni6issnbe unb ihirm.npe Sanb
f6on iihtbar ii6er mir tpaliste. &c ioa
bies 3ei9en aud Elm nsutr alufporn
fsin, it.ta unsrIarodsn sinsutrsten, no
es gilt. ipihtigs 2lufsabeu Su srfiireu,
unb folds treisH jebe Naht in iists
anberer 5orm an mid bsron. Sb tpia
mid nidt riibmen, dber es eeb6rt Der
eanSe Mannssmutb ba5u: gu jsbsr
Stunbe beraus aus Der 5Dhle, eln
SGnosbrud Der Sdmerabsn, itin urb
portIos uHb borH binaus in bic Ra6t,
gug urb Sbr aufs duberii. ons.s
itreHst BIG bart an ben Seinb, 70 bab
man bic 0siprG6s senau beIaliAsn
lam. mir Ias.n i4ou 10 nub., baB
mir in ibre @rdben f6autsn unb iis
bsoba6tsn tonnten beim Sdan,en. gs
fam IeBtbtn Dor, bub mir einem Jran3s
mann. Der auf bic qatrine gine. ben
pitel tpesnabmsn unb nafber madts
er Iaut arad: naamerabss Germans,
Oie6, Sieb, 9isb." 9om Shiibsns
sraben aus 5sisteu mir ibn biniiber.
90 mub man iih elm bib4sn lIrterbaI,
tung peridaffer, bsnn ss ipirb ou9
ni4t INNER setdmpft. Ginies Idle
ben Gag unb Rndt unb Slpnr iinnlos
unb banu tommt pisber cine aompass
ME, bon Der fGqt ntht ein S6ub unb
man o.rtrGst iih sseenfsitis. 2lu6
patrouileu iinb i9on auieinonber gez
ItoBen unb Obne Sdub pieber BON
chamber, Is bat fir bic alloemein.
aud tsinen 3psd, ga
trouillen binterliftig abSui6ieben; btes
ipirb aud ni6t DerIanst. Die 5oupts |
Tads foa fein bic Grtunbung, DO unb
pie fart Der Geinb, no er iif aus,
,ebui, no unb mas er urbsitet. geiunb
bin i9 Gptt lei 9ant unb bin ole
5tunben felt brei Monaten an ben
Jeinb, ftets nit sutem Sumor Tlcine
0srberse ibsiIs id nit sinem Sdnis
dtsnnterOffi5isr unb i9 babe bas
srblO6 giaa ct. 3obann getauft unb
nit humuriitii6enSni9rifien berIebsn. |
5nnen 9iIoer aus Der 3eitung, Ssran.
gpaulettsn uIp. uab aud
In areus aus 9irtsnbol5 fsblt ni6t.
Der S6iiBensraben lit bic aaiiers
TRACE, Der aaufgrabsn tit bic aron.
rinSallee 3pif9ensrabeuS SiHbsnburgs
frabe, MOItteitrabe ufp. Tu iiebft,
a Bsns Der Sumor nod niht ausae.
anger TT unb bas III gut. Won ben
0ffiaiereH tpirb urs aIIes 5uselaiien,
'as ut4t sessu bte 9issspIin ssrft5bt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
9ofal 8eridt.
gerscbens siebesmab.

Wit iebr ssrinssr 8euis mubkn
fi6 Gin5rsSer bisnigsn, bic bsm Gios
bIifsmsni DON aangtnbruuner &c Co..
RO. 315--317 Sammono Strabe els
H.n uns,b.isneH 9sfu4 in Der 3sit
gpiibsn Gumfias gsa&mitiag uno
Rontas WOrgsH nbgsitatiet batisn.
Die SurideH parsH aussnidsiniih
RsuIing, in ibr.m Io4 benn obi9or
iis ben sbiirsriff beE Gslbloranis
abssi6Idgsn batisH. mar Is ibnsn bod
nidt geIunssn. ben Sdrnnt gu nbres
den, obf4on II. ausenfGeinlid 'sbr
lanss ihr Gliid nit b09ft primitiDsn
@srsssusen psria@t batssn. S&Iisb'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
9icnitas, Den /. 5nni 1915.

@Gbrenb Der prG Gfiben
SeutI6lanb goritellunssn madt, iolte
bas ameritaniIde Bolt benz prdiibens
ten @oriteaunsen MAIDEN, ndmli6;
Warum er nift barauf beitsht, bdb
ameritaniide Waarsn mad neutralen
2Gnoern uno bannfreie amsritdntide
Maaren mad ben 2Gnbern Der beu=
tf6en 9srbiinbeten ssf6itt perbeE
tSnnen. 0ieis 9orit.lungen iinb UNI
70 bersdtister, als bic Saruieristett
NIT Seutf6lanb iofort 5ur Grleoisung
tommen piiroe, ipenn Der prGiibent
feline 9flidt ssgen bic amsri.aniiae
Ration erfuIen ipollte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
li4 mubisn iie ii& nit .iHsm sinsia.n
Summsi, Der etra $40 Wsrtb III, ais
gsais hsgHiig.n.
@aits graaelsi.

2u einsr piiftsn prageIsi tam "a
ssitern Rd&miiias an bsr Se9ftsn
nnb pisrion Strabs sipii9tn GamueI
Sione DON 30. 1911 @eit Ge&te
Sirabe uno Gbpdrb patterion fDou
Rc. 522 pierfon Strabs. patterion
begdnn itlisbIi9 isiRtn Gesnsr nit
StsiHtn Su bombnrbirsn unb BON
siHsm Der WurfssfHofs purps Gtons
am aopf getrohsn. nopurd q eiM
tisfe S&dbelf1uHbe baponirus. GtDne
ipurbs nad bem ftdbtiideH 5ofpital
ef6offi, Ddbreub pattsrion nnter
nfr gntlass bss tbdiIi&sn Qnsriffs
Strbafiss ipurbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01

Su einem glep gorter probritis
fhen glatts modt Elm Ginisnbsr -
Bolter Saeser - einige isbr sutrefz
ferbe gsmertunsen iibsr 9slgien.
GliOt, RoofeDelt unD bic ii6riqen Ddz
tent zMoraliiten MAIDEN einsn eepaltiz
gen 2drm iiber Die gsiesung BON Bel
glen. Wie ftebt es nit Der Republit
Banana? 9etunntltd 6itoste Il. einsn
Sbeil Der Der. Stadtsn BON Golumz
bien. 2lls 2ebtsre ben gertrag sur
Ibtretung Der pdnamasRoute an bic
Der. Staaten oeriparfen, brad ur.
plDBIid eins Repolutiun in Banana
aus. Rooieoelt, Der oamaIs prdfibent
mar, 6ebuuptet, bab er nit Der Reoo-
lution ni6ts 8u tbun bate, mas 5ur
3eit Iebr piele 3lpetfIsr fanb. Q6er fefts
itebenO lit, OaB ROoieOelt Golumbien
richt geitottete, bic Repolution in pas
mama 5u unterbriiden, 10 bab biefes
GoIumbten Derloren eing. 9as 1T bod
eine bebeutsHO ihlimmsre @eroelpaltis
gnng, aIs lie geIgieu piOsrfa6ren 1T,
ba oteies nit ben Gsinben 2eutfd,
lambs gu beifen Risberipsrfung 9lbmas
huHgen getroffeu bate. 0qmit srs
i6sint bic GrmabHuug bers6tigt bas
Cisisnisen, bic iibsr gelgier reoen,
Dorerft sefdaigft an Banana Oeutsn
mDdteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01

Sn BEN mad TEN 5agsn pirb
Der prGiiSent cine Hpte an bic meriz
tanifaen Seerfiibrer riaten, in tpel8er
er auf bic srobe Rotfs fsber 3tpilbeoOltes
rung ienes 2aubes fintpeiit uno BAL
oige MISUNDERSTANDING seorbnster Der
baItniiis fprosrt, ipibrisenfalIs sr ii4
basu enti9lieben iperbe, bem glero ein
Gnbe gu MAIDEN. Cine Ssnteroention
aug IoIdsn 9riinben 1T mad BEN Dol
terre6t ni6t porbanbsn. Gin Staat
tauu mir gum ShuBs ieiner sigenen
8iirser unb niht gum SauBe Der 9iirs
ger eines anberen 2anbes einidreiten.
Wenn aber Der prditbent in Wertto
cine Snterpention Obne 9ere6tigung,
aus bumanitGren @riinosn, Dsranitals
ten nil, Oann iollte sr aud gu @uniten
Don Deuti9Ianb nj gercatisung
interpeniren. GnsIanb madt Ii4 elmer
8erlsBung BEG 9Dlterreats niht Bios
eegen 0eutidlano, fonberu aud 9egen
bic 8sr. Staaten i9ulbis. inbem es
@riterss aus3ubungsrn periu6t. Q8as
rum nil Der YrGiiosnt ni4t cine SSSnz
terpsntion, no Re6t unb pfliat lie gez
bteten, osrauitalten pdbrsno sr cine
SnterOention bedbii4ttst, fir pelhe
tpeber Elm Redt nod cine pfli9t naaz
Deisbar 1T?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
Q @orfa B.

Solbat (bsr in elmer yeffuna bi.
bort aufseitHpsltsH sroben aanonens
iugsIH iiebt): aabsr. nsnn i'd bsim.
tomm, 10 srOb miiifen bic srIisn RIDE
fein. bic ID mir MAIDEN Iafs!4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
AMERICAN HUMANITY LEAGUE
3l6 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
To fbe President of fine United States,
A PETITION.


joined protest the expectation the
nations Europe the "tngs that kl hereby loy
national call the Congress into session. that
It consider resolution investing President of
the United States with the place embargo the
ton from this country ammunition and other munitions Of
and any future time
petition unfed
with
be instrumental rOonng conflict into which sister nations have
been be plunged.
ground accepted
permits the practice against which Oemniy sincerely at
nothing which
permit it, and the records show that this Government especially and those
civilized scduous the Of the
right the the munitions OF when occasion
appeared to them demand and the exercise this
right may be in the history The United States
WE QUOTE, support following
On March 20 1894 Congress provided for embargo 30 days
On April H. 1894 this embargo extended by Congress May
20 1894
May 90 expectation pro-
hbited by Congress for the period Of one
l. In 1907 general embargo instituted by Congress
On April 1872 general embargo provided for by Congress
On April 90 1885, the expectation of coal and prohibited
by act of Confess
proclamation
mentioned Act forddng the ezPon ammunition and mun
iOns OF war TO the Dominican Republic.
Congress provided embargo
American country revolutionary
against Mexico
1918 placed embargo arms. etc. to
10 In 1898 the German Government prevented the shipment
etc, to Spain
IL Since the beginning of the practically
Europe upon expectation
and other munitions OF
authorized the British Government
at any time TO lay embargo the expectation Of
and when 1870 the German Govern asked that
the Act effect. Her Majestys Principal Secretary Foreign
Affairs replied authorized us to put an
embargo the expectation of and purely
municipal and put off accordance
with the interests Of people,
WE HOLD conclusion that country at the
present moment demand that this
exercised effectively life given 10
those eloquent words of Neutrality must
be neutral in fact well put curb ON eyery
another"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01

Die Probrittf4. preF. Be-
bduptst, Der praiibent perOe 9eutfdjs
lamb eiueH Gau4boOttrisg ni5t qeftats
ten, bsnH Elm folder aries tOnne nidt
bumaH sefibrt tperbsn. neil aauts
Evening star., 1915-06-03

A pretty wedding took place yester-
day morning at st. Losephs Church
with nuptjal mass, when Miss Helen
Quill. daugter of Mr.. Thomas NJ Quill,
became the bride of Mr.. Andrew "
Mahonev of MitchelIs, Va. The cere-
rlony was performed by Rev. Father
George harrington Of BarneSville. Nd.
The bride wore her travelling suit
Of blue serge with n smart hat of the
same color and corsage bouquet of
eardenias and lilies of the valley
There were no attendants.
Mr. and Mrs MahOney left imme-
diately after the ceremony for their
wedding trip They VIII make their
home in Mitchells
Evening star., 1915-06-03
DR.. MULLER MAKES
TR|UMPHAL RETURN
Tours to Strengthen Bonds in South
America and With United
States Close.

RIO JANEIRO. June 3.-Dr. Iauro
Muller. foreign minister of Brazil. made
z triumphal return yesterday from HIS
tour of Uruguay. Argentina and Chile,
undertaken to strength the bond of the
South American republics. He was met
4 the railroad station by representa-
tives of the American diplomatic corps.
high government officials and promi-
ncut civilians. A crowd gave hlm an
enthusiastic reception. The city was
in holiday attire.
All the newspapers acclaim the sue
cess of DR.. Muller's mission and point
out the great importance of the treaty
established by the "a, B G" nations
The Journal of Commerce says:
The journeys Of I.auro Muller both
IN the Erated States and in the south
ern continent We're the conservation
and crowning of our traditional SeIiti-
cal policy. All our diplomatic future
viii be developed along the line traced
for more than four score years. All our
international policy revolves stiil
around those two great principles
Evening star., 1915-06-03

Mr. and Mrs Howard Reeside enter
tained at dinner last night at the Chevy
Chase Club in compliment to Mr. and
Mrs Hampson Gary and their house
guests. Miss Grace Herndon and Miss
Frances Hayes. both OF Texas
Evening star., 1915-06-03

Col. and Mrs. Henry May were the
hosts at a large dinner, followed by
dancing, last night at the Country
Club.
Evening star., 1915-06-03
MRS. X. KING STONE,
who was Miss Madge Pickett stokes.

formally at bridge yesterday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Eli y. Hoy.e,
wife of Brig Gen Hoyle, L. s. A., re-
tired
Evening star., 1915-06-03


baya returned from Atlant;c civ
phere they nlotored last weel. with
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Lincoln.
Dr BERNARD Rraskamp nastor of
curlev Memorial Church offiri,tad at
49,, ,,,,,rjape last nigh, nf Misc s,,a NJ
NIoch.snav daughter of NJ and Mrs
- NIrCbasney ana Dr E'du.,ra 10 ~
1c,G.,, . rnernber of tha dent,i fac
,'It,. ~ George Washineton Tniversity
wy ~ ~ ,ootC ni,ce a. nc hon,n of ~ a
49, narents ,4s3 Harv,rd street
Evening star., 1915-06-03

Mrs George Tully Vaughan was
called from the city last week by the
death of her father in Virginia
Evening star., 1915-06-03

DR.. and Mrs. Albert Joseph Carrico
have returned from Atlantic City,
where they nlotored last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Lincoln.
Evening star., 1915-06-03

which the empire esta ablished-har-
mony with the United States and peace
in South America.
The a B c. alliance before its &C
tual conservation was able to show 1T
self a diplomatic force 1t stunned
conflicts between the powers of North
and South America, and now this in
strument of peace atfirms that white
working for harmony of others II as
sured at the same time the uncheange-
ableness of its own spirit of CO. opera
ton
Evening star., 1915-06-03

Mrs McCulloch, wife of Lieut.. Col
McCulloch. U. 8. A.. entertained IN
Evening star., 1915-06-03

CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1915-06-03
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Marriage This Evening of Miss
Hilleary and DR.. Gren-
fell of Chicago.
Dinners and Dances of Last Night.
Weddings-Bridge Parties.
Personals.

~. ,,,ias. n Miss Katherine
,I,,,az .,.t. VI ana
Mrs. George G. Hilieary, and Or. Fred
ertck Grenfeli Of Chicago viii take
,,.ca -tbis evening M : o'clock AZ
IL, ,r,t,,;,,. Cb,,rob po, Ea+bar I'D
fioiy 1rlhits ,hufsh' ~ a''''i
ward W 'ofbet'. ,. - olhclathis
ba mink and white
~, ,- .,,iI 30 p,e.,o y y
~ = y" ?" iii''t -
sister OF the BRIDE, VIII ne the hiatr"h
Of honor and the bridesmaids viii in
clude Miss {,vdia KroiIse, Miss Frances
~ Me-, o,,i.s 1,,.,,,....ard IN
lliiies
MISS Edna Dove.
The best man viii be Mr Williams
Grenfeu brother OF the brdceroor,l
ia n, u,;,Iiams M.dd.ps Mr. tuai
aA' -.
Loehi, M. James i'ef soi y :, iiia'
Mr.. Harold Hafnes and Mr. CHARLES
Travers viii be the ushers.
A reception will follow at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs Hi'leary, on =
street.
for the wedding are MIR. Frank Gardi
ner and family of Jacksonville, F!a.,
and Mr. william Stathoss OF New YORK.
MI ana Mrs. mara Brown OF NeW
York and Lieut.: ana Mrs Hayes
on motor trlp lhroush me south,
and were the guests over SUNDAY OF
Mr. ana Mrs lanes f,uSstll a, WIN
chester' va. Ni' a'!a -Ni i.uSae!l
mouse Pa,la nau ins' saeSts iaSt
week WI VIZ, ',oiii tANtot, Mfs.
,osepn , 'a'"h'e
~, citizens ~ T,n,,isi. ~
,,,.aes ~, npessnr ~ T' ~. nate e
~ cat.ia rrba,,n 'H'H -
.s, &c -. ,,,rrinn ~ me
o,ca y, SION od mei ,'''ti :" ~, James
", ~, 30 'sh' Mo-
r,i,,n So ,,d :. ,,i1l cow ~, =, ha
zers irrasnec+ive of n.r,v - 'iti
Evening star., 1915-06-03

Mr.. Brainard II warner left the city
this morning for Atlantic city, where
he will spend about a week
Evening star., 1915-06-03

Daisy and Bena Field. who have
come from Porto Rico to attend the
graduation of Midshipnan Field. are
at the Burlington, where they expect
to remain for he month OF June.
Evening star., 1915-06-03

Mr. ana Mrs John W Foster will
leave the city June and motor to
their summer home, at Henderson
Fi1rbor, y. Y.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1915-09-24
THE ITO AND THE WAR.
Continued from Page 49,

Continued from Page 49,
occupy l vehemently deny. And as
to other undeveloped countries, if
even the self-conscious and self-im-
violating German people, backed by
the greatest military organization
in human history, has been unable
to secure for it's emigrants a tract of
white mans country" healthy and
temperate, l cannot after this revela
ton of the temper of humanity pre-
tend to much hope that the feckless,
faithless, unsacri6cing, unarmed and
unorganized Jewish people will ac-
quire such an emf grafton area. So
that, although we stand again on
the eve of great Exodus, it may
be prophesied that it will not be to
an Itoland, and that even if in the
strange conjuncture of the stars, the
battered and bufeted sons of Israel
turn again to the Holy Land, they
will not find house room.
Much more likely is it that the
ultimate area of refuge will be that
vast region West of the Mississippi,
which, by the foresight of Mr..
Schiff and the cooperation of the
Ito has been sown with the nuclei
of Russo Jewish communities.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1915-09-24
100
THE NEED OF RELIGIOUS CULTURE
By DR.. S. N. Deinard.

The sacred season and it's series of
holidays that we are now celebrating
call attention to the fact that we
Jews are banded together in congre-
gational units primarily for re-
ligious purpose; that our chief func-
ton as members of the synagogue
is religious culture. This phrase,
religious culture,' | believe, we'll
sums up the true office that we, as
a religious community seek to per-
FORM
Every department of the syna-
gogue and every branch of its work
aims at that. When we assemble for
divine service in the synagogue or
any other place; when there is pub
lie reading from religious or moral
textbook such as the Bible, and pub
lie discoursing on theological or
ethical theme; and when any relig-
ious rite or ceremony is performed
it is all meant as religious culture,
the development of certain ele-
ment in us, of a certain side of us
which religion considers as properly
it's own domain
If religious culture, then, is our
chief aim, it follows that the work
of the synagogue and its members
must not be of perfunctory char
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1915-09-24
September "a, 1915.

But, you Will say, Europe mas ndu
religious culture aplenty, in its
shrines, churches, monasterles, theo-
logians and priesthoods. An, it
has not been Of the genuine kind.
1t has degenerated into mere sham
and pretense. In many countries re-
ligion and it's institutions are merely
the tools of the state. The church
is often state church, part OF the
machinery of government, the play
thing of politics and politicians.
Often it is kept up as an ornament
of society, as matter OF fashion,
or of expediency and good policy.
Among the masses religion is
superstition, thing that will
bring rain, give them good crops.
heal diseases, and save from purga-
tory. Having gone thru its forms
and mummeries, and having given
their mite for the support of their
religious institutions, they think
they have performed their full re-
ligious duty. That is all that re-
ligion means to them
But we know that superstition
fear, credulity, mummery, and priest
craft are not religion. Religion
must penetrate mans soul, permeate
his whole being, must refine and
ennoble, enlighten and elevate, must
give men higher thoughts, purer
sentiments, must help him to under
stand his true position in the world.
the true meaning of life, his true re-
lation to his fellow-beings. Religion
must turn mans thoughts to things
that are not of the fesh must stir
his desires and arouse his aspirations
for the things that are not material.
OF such religious culture Europe has
had minimum of the other kind
a maximum And now we see the
results.
And while in this country we are
enjoying blessed freedom from the
terrible scourge that has fallen upon
Europe, certain signs are not lack
ing that should make us look into
the future with apprehension. The
recent Frank tragedy in Georgia
shows that lawlessness, mob-vio-
lence, bloodthristy ferocity, have
been alarmingly on the increase in
some sections of our land. Begin
ming with the lawless executions bv
mobs of negroes accused or sus-
pected of heinous crimes, as if
negro was any less human being
than a white person, they have now
extended their murderous practice
to include other than negroes whom