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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
Ser 9plmetid)cr.

Sn einem pfal5iidcn 9orf liest ieit
aricgsbesinn Guaranteeing. ginnal
lit einer barltntcr, Ser bat Die 8eisbeit
nidt NIT 2DffcIn seseIlen. Sic Same
raSen 5iblen i'm gu Der gprte Der
Gnn,men llnh banlelu i'm aebDrig.
gincs Sases funlnt CT ltrabIenb ins
&farrbalts unos er5ablt: u6rau Yarz
reen, id irerb 9plmctlher, 80 berbient
1ner c @eibeeelo.
9itTfnrrerin liebt iid fppfI6iittelnb
Den iun9eu 8llriden an unb meint:
~esSa, ba nlilbt SIR aber bpb frembe
Spraden fDnucn."
uaunn ih aud, Sran Yarreen". err
lpipertc Der SelOsruue, lid in Sic 8ruit
lrerfcnb, 05llm 8eiipiel fran5eeld. Nig
trapallier, man9Id}er tllid}ur."
ugun, lpas beibt oas?" fragtc Sic
Gfarrersfrat nit Gpannlus.
o8cte llub arbeite, baun bilft @ptt
alle5cit" lautete ltpls Die iibcrraldenbe
Intiport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
9onncrsth9, oen 8, SUIT 1916

Fcrlien aus allf 8aabab bpr5uoringcn
berlu6cn, miro beutc ipie folgt be-
ridtet:
@clppotamilde 8ront: Cine ruiz
liI6e Mlndt riirfte in Der 9tadt bonn
81 0sai in Scr 9ti6tl1ns auf &banifin
ppr rnb griff in brei aolonnen unlcrc
bpr9eidobcnen slbtbcilllnscn an. gle
ipuroe inocllen bon llniern NeIerpcn
in Slanfc nno 9iiieen eefabt, 5ur
Shl6t 9c5lpnn9cn llnb perfol9t. Ser
feinblide @erlrit fpirb aui 500 Mann
gcI6dbt, babpn 100 tpbt.
aanfaiusfront: Sic Gage on unle@
rem rehten 5lii9el lit ltnberdl,bert.
3iDei feinblide 9ic9inenter, Sic einen
bptt ltns beIebten @ii9el " Wleilen
norolid bon galdcfctpf an9riffen,
ipltrben berlnltppll abseldla9en.
Sui Centrum lebten llniere gruppen
ibre erToIsrcide Sffeniipe alf oem Dits
li1cn slbbang bcs &opegebirges fort
llnb trieben Dcn Seinb 5 aReilen tpeiz
ter ipcltlid) BON slsfali 5lriitf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
s1afeipcarc ,tub fcim @nbc.

Der @aooeraoatih brahte eil1en
ggSis: Shiitengrabengelprad) bei
Yperi1 Mnno 1916 9elltider Sf=
fi5ier: u&anernb, fel1rten sic Oas
Sbafeipeare-@ -@ebeinmib?" gllgli-
id)er Sffi5ier: $50! &elune iiberbaupt
1lidt Sbafclpeare!" 9eutiber:
u9as lit ia tben oqs @ebeilnllib."
Die n5ln" ,bril,st eill grobes 9ilo
ciller Sbafelpeare=sSeier elmer Sbltle
nit Ser ltnteribrift: uSbiiler Ser
&ipcrbale Shlle fiibrcn Sbafe-
ipeares lpenig befannte Sragooie 60
riolan allf." Gin rettes slrrlutbs.
seugnib: Goriolan nit sic bebellteno-
Ite luter Sbafeipeares antifen ,Era-
g0bien ulpenig befnnnt"! Mag ieil,
III ser SIM" in 9seip Oorf, in slnle-
rifa nnb gnglano aber nidt III
1clltiblanO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
9as etabiun i'm grune,ualb.

| 8us Ie,ltIde gtabipn i'm @runez
ipalb lpirb in bieicm sommer ipieber
BUR 9erlltllng freiecsebelt iperoen,
nadbem lcine ginridtllnscn i'm ber<
9ansencn Sabre 5u 2a5arettsipefen scz
oient' buben. Sic i'm 9eutlben Meinsz
allsldub fir Slpnpilde Gptele ber<
einisten oclltldeu 5urn= lno gports@
pcrbdnoc lpcroen semciniame Ser
anltaltunsen abbalten, bel oenen be-
ionbers Die Sll9ens, ipipie bas Gancnz
turnen gil Ned)t fpmmen ioll. slu6
5u llebungssneden miro ba5 Stabipn
an eit,isen Gasen in Der 8ode often
Itebcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
&lcine arieasnad,rid,ten.
Oetrei'6er GET MT. lag t
81 o M.

0e itrei96er sebemnst, las t
81 o M.
81 o NJ 7. Sum-. Gos &riessamt
melbet bcllte, Dab bie Seltrei6er ON
Ser san5en 2inie ibrer slnsriffe in
siibtprpl 9cbelnnt pprben leien. Sic
tpibtise Goni@3uenaiteaung I'M gtld1
tbal lit mod felt III italilcben Sanben,
na6renb elm itoliIder Gc9enansriff
maize CAMPO Wiltlo, norbpeItli6 bon
aliagu, glten grfolg batte.
Sran5. s oDer perloren.
Garis, z. SUM. Ser fron5oiiide
9cltropcr Santallin lit in einem 3uz
lammenitob nntcrgegangen. Scr Sanz
tallin ipurbe i'm Sabre 1909 gebaut,
i bielt 440 Gpnncn llnb bate cine 8e=
iabung bon 70 Mann.
Cine Millipn 9fuilen sez
100000 Seltrei6er.
2onbnn, Z. SUM-. 9os ssnterclie
Der Militarfritifer guropas lit jebt
allf bie armeen Des 3atcn scridtet.
Sic rlIlildle Sffeniipe lit iebt cine
sSnbe i'm Gang llnb Ser 3ar lpu mcbr
als cine @iillipn 0Nann on Der 5ront
bon Den Gripctliimpfen bis 5unt 3rlttb
III hcr beilarabiidcu 3esion fpn3entrirt
babcn, DalreilS Sic DDitr. @ertbeibiger
nur etipa Sic Sodlfte bieler 3abl, uber
b6dltcns 100000 0innn, itdrf iinb.
9cutides 8nbset be-
tpilIigt.
slnt lte t 5 a M 2. Slni. (Sia 2ons
opn.) Cine gerlincr 9epcld6e melbet,
DOB ber 3eidstag belttc ons Subget in
britter 2ejuna an9enpmlae:l lmo aucb
Ben neucn (fInftcn) aricosfreoit BON
12 Wiiaiorben Marf bepilligt bat. Ser
neue arcbit lpirb fir 6 Monate aus@
rei6cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08

(a3aN), @oup. gs6ittuan un6 9lnSere
blieben falt unbeabtet, ol5 tic ibre
siBc einnabmcn, illDciIen plroe $5arz
oinas 9fcoe oft BON @cifaa lntcrz
brpd1en.
Gas Gercoe Don @artci6ormonic
oouert fort uno es lie9en ncue 9lnseiz
c6en bor, 0aB Die repu6l. 6iibrer oen
Elan crlpSocH, ein &onferel15conlnlitz
tee 5ur @erothung nit Den 9rosreIliz
ben 5lt ernenncn.
2as Committee fir 8eiGGUie erz
ma6lte oenrp Ga6ot 9poge sum- @prz
iiBcnoen, Gbas. 9. Scptt uon aanlas
sum- Scfrctar uno gloooen (9SQs.)
SUM s)iitglico oe5 Subcommittee
pon 8, Dos Sic 9latfprn su entiper=
len bat. Scr Goriiter miro irocIen
Senotor 2onge iei.l.
Sas rcplbl. Committee fir @eolauz
bigunsen ermGbltc Senator Sluopt BON
lltab sun,&prIiber iiGcr Morgan (as.)
nit % 5u Is Stinunel. Grptcite 9e<
gen Sic GntIdjeiouugeil ocr &pntcite
lpllroen BON s Staaten lnb bpm Gi<
thrift Columbia d1gcn1eloet.
9ltgbcs 2cute in &pn@
trpllc?
Sranf $. $oitcbcod, Ser Sperplo bcs
S9lt9bes @ubnt, be6allptet, sab Die
SngGcslcute ods Committee fin Sc
Ildtiiile fprtrngirpn persen. Gsr iaate
Fb1es, nadSe1n er geitcrn Iddt Sic gee
rtd1te bon sen &aufllnen ser Staats~
pelegatipncn ergelteu 6atte, lptlde i6z
re aittgIieocr fiir oie perIdicncncn
Committees ipdblten. Sic S5ugbesleute
lpllroen buraltf le6en, iaete CT, oab bie
Elatfprln einc frdftigc @rfldrung fit
rationale @crtGeioialmg er6olte, per-
bnnocn NIT ciner iuiften uno nm
parteiil If c II slcutrulitit.
scnatpr s. enpnn DON Soma, Ser
AumpGgncfiihrer Fiir Scnator CUNT
MINIS, uurfc hcute tnfplge elmer crnz
item &ranf9cit III Ieincr 6antillc bcinlz
berllfcn.
1000 Slutompbi(e bolten Sic Ge(cgaz
ter nod Scr Gertagllng ab, aber oas
Committee fir @eIhIiiNc fcGrte balo
mtcocr nacb Dem Gplileum 6llriitf, I'M
Scoermann GebGr 5ll 9ebel1, Scr &lanz
Cen filr sic Elatfprn1 Su enpfeblen
lpilnIdte.
slllc tcnpprdren gcamten lreroen
norgen 5lt pcrlnanenten gemaet, einz
ldIteblid) pes sprliBers Saroils Ser
antrag lpllroe bonn Committee fir Or
ganilotipu einltiulntis ongenonuner.
Sm Committee fir @elchliii'c fanen
Ieute slbeno Sic 5roueniiinlnrehtler
uno oie llnipilsarbciter 5u Gjebpr. WiB
@Iinnie SronIpn ton Soma ppppnirtc
oen1 SrnuenIlimmrccbt.
S5ugbes Der 9funn
Mcbr pplitiitfe 6ii1rer iagen 6cate
9iadt Oie Domination ppu Sou9bes porz
aus ais scItern. @iertagigs @eriucbe,
pte 5lrci Harteien 5u eiltigen, lino
feblgelhlaseu lno sic Stinirnnlug Scr
rcsulare rep. Gartei frpitolliiirt lid,
fir @ltsbes. Seljen &prtfiibrer ers
lrartcn, oab CT I'M eriren Ballot ctipa
800 Stirl1men haben irirp. sSln 5ipeiz
ten Ballot ipi!rocn oielc 2elegaten ibz
rcr Gerpflicbtllng gc9cn bic sie6ling5z
lplnc lcoig Icin uno 5u &ugbcs ilber<
9cben lno 6 lei faIt iirter, oab CT Die
Termination. I'M rritten @aIlSt er6altcn
meroe. II
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
9elesrapbiidje &otisen.


9 C b III. sn Der 81 m er team !:
Neip 9orf 5. ct. 2puis 6.
slnbere Spielc berregnet.
eSn Der q a tpnal 2eague:
ct. 2puis 2, Bottom 8.
Slnbere Spiele berregnet.
Sn ser 3 S 2isa:
sllle Spiele perreenet.
&anias Gitp. Sic spbtenlilfe
infolse ser Iornabps in Mrfanlas unb
Den yta6barltaaten lit beltte auf etipa
$50 9eltieeen sluberbem tpcrbeu etpa
80 giann bonn Gan1pfer Glepnpre berz
tnibt, Der 25 Meilen norblid bon
Dfen,pbis sefentert lit. 2as gdiff liegt
allf Ser Settle lno lit balbboll @aIler.
9ie @ermiBten iinb 5un1eiIt farbige
Sbiffsarbeiter, Die I'M lliterenSdiTfsz
rann ertrllnfen lcin IolIet1.
sBaufe gam Sis. Sic sSllrp, Sic
iiber gSia Srpet negcn @rmorbllng ser
Isurtpn lambert 5lt geridht liten ipu,
lit nad bierip0dentltder ger1iibuna
6cllte bpllc11bet iporbel,.
Gbicaep. Srpe BEG itnrfen Ste
serlltrrms maridirten bette 5000
Sraucn in elmer Earabc fit glei6es
Stimmre6t.
gbibnabua, Der. Gin antiz
anerifauilder aratpau ipuroe beute
,Nad)t bonn Nfilitar lllterbsildt. Ser
'9lob bnnbarbirte bas amerit. 8onlu@
lat nnb eineu fremben alub NIT
Steinen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
3,uildleu peu sdJlad,tcu.

Gin groBer Gborbercll brln9f
6anoels nSssrael III slegppten" SIR
Altffiibnlng, mo cine MItffreun0in
mobte ibren redt mliifalilben Manll
basu bringel1, ii6 lno ibr oielea
&l,nltgeutb 5r aonnen. slber er per-
biilt ith ablebneno. uSsrael in
sleaapptcn lit mir ihnuppe, .Mafen-
fen in Megppten" lpare mir lieber!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
Seine 9arulonie in Gbitaqo,
SbtuobI @oriiber 0aroimg bon Scr rep. .&onpenttom
oem Nro9reiiioem ,,Saifn" bietet.
settere beeben au gebbp als oen, apann Oer stuoe.


Sl9bcs bat INNER nod Sic bete usidcn domination lnb
miro ein 8oocpe Sict g8r Tno oe Snrte
ldrtler lage Saron9 III icner @ogromnrcSc Scr proorepc
@orlset Nobns belt ntunog Nbe bier ftr3cn
Saen entbalten tit nb vgope6e alte IDt6iaenz
faus puoen Die H9repen pcr ocin Observation-Disclosures
Sempntratun fir e6rGcit 1coc Srduninlnrett
IN Sofia mad ben pp1en geriden nur 1865
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
aus bem staatc.
I'D c + beit gcgen q men 5 :
IN n t A 6 5 5.

9es @Soines. Z. sltni. gsa6
Den iett bollltanbisen aber unoffi8ieaen
8eridten bon alien Counties lit ba5
Sralten Imenbment nit 1855
Stimmen eeldlagen lnb Die guffraz
9etten aeIteben ibre gaieberlase gu.
5arbing erbielt cine Maioritdt bes
@eIammtpotllIns. 3um repllbl. @icez
gonperneur lpurbe grnelt 81. Moore
bon Solar Hapibs npninirt. Sic mei=
item anoeren rep. &anbioaten fir
Staatsalrter ipcrben, Do lie feline 35
Tro5ent Der Stintmen erbalten boben,
bon Der Staatscpnpention i'm Suli 5u
crnenncn Ietn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
9tutide babeu Sort &aur bel Serouu
qeMOnlutell.
9el1o1ll11tell.
@it piel 0eidib n,1o ciner nod aambefanmten @u=
5abl 0efam9cmer.
@anIe franj00ide Waruon entusber tobt ooer aeanae
Der an5 ser bnft na seiebt bieic edlappe nud u

ud ei ouer erfols Sic g9ldn gper Mber 9coroS
lde1pe pd an - llnb bebaupct bcn Genern cncr @pdc
nber 10000 @ann nb aeafe Gcdnb abgen0pf au bru
@in Der gbpfront cine an arf 9een 600 600 Cerei
c9er - Gnglanb @ithcncr echIod
Seren gerule i INNER 9rDBer bausIeQn Monldofpe1te
an 1000 getiegcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
Ter Gciligc Sarcanfratisnlns.

Gin observation-disclosures lclreibt:
Sd reihte ein geillh ein in altii6li-
der @eile anf einem @ogen (sloler-
papler), ginige Gage oarallf befan
ih neit @eiltd} 5uriif nit srcnt Ser
nterf: SSeqen Ser ieBt berrihenoen
Eapiernptb ieien Geilldle blob altf ei-
mem balben Togen Gapier eil5urei-
dcn. Sd mari alio lneincn sogen
(slolerpopicr) fort, idbrieb Elm neues
@eluh altf einell balben Sogen go,
pier llno Bate llltl1 fiir meinen 3lped
IL 9ogen Eapier gebrall6t c6en
lpegen Der Tapiernotb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08


febl unb bra1te Sen 9elttl6eu 700
llnperipunoete @efangcnc Gin.
Ser Con 5 bpner Senf.
2onopn, Z. SUM. STprt Gal1r,
oaS Die Srail5plen am MitttppdJ .Morz
gen nod IN @dnbcn sl baben beanz
iprlld)ten, lit bcm @erliuer 8eriAt Sus
fpl9e NIT piel G,eldiit bon Sen 9eut=
1d]cn genpmnen tpprbcn.
Sn Der gc9cnb bon Dpern tpirb
5ipild)en ben 9euti1en ,lnb Grgldnbcrn
nod bart gefdnpft llnb Die 9eutlden
baben Die bprbere britilde Grdbenrcibe
IN 3ppae acnnm,nen.
u Sic 9iltllen beDaipter, an ser Gii0s
ipeffrpnt iebt 41,000 @efaugene ge=
nadt un0 n @eldiibe, 134 Wla1diz
nenfunpnet llnb 40 8pmbel1iperFer erz
bclltet 5l babcn.
Sic Staliener bebauptcn sic Dltr.
Gffenlipc an Der Sprpler sront gum
Steben gebradt sll babcn llrb sic
Siirfen bcaniprll1cn cini9e @rfpl9e
iiber Die 9tltlle,,.
@ritiIde @erlnltc in See :
{ d I a d t lpcrben i'm III mcr
grDBer.
Scr lin, Z. Slni. ge5iiglid scr
britilten gcrllitc in Der geeidlatbt in
Der giorbIce lpurbe, 9eitern fplsel1bes
@citerc aintlib bcricbtct:
"@nglilde @cfangene, ipcl6c npn
llnlerer fiinften Gprpcopbpot zSlptille
iuabrcnb Scr gcblacbt I'M gfagerraf
allfscfiidt lprlrben, bcri1ten, bab Ser
St)ladtfreu5er Grineeb 9lopal (27,z
600 1pnnerl) li6 ltarf aui Bic geitc
neigte, als Queen Murp i'm aanpf
nit eincr beutl6cn 9aefpsups5irlngss
flpttille falt gu sleider 3eit nit bent
britilGen arel,5cr Birmingham (54oO
Sonnen) ianf.
~Gs miro ferncr ouseciost, baB
s Superbrenonou9bts BON Scr Gaecn
Gli5abetb alalle on bielcut sblbnitt
Der Sdla1t tbeiluabmcn.
uanDere Gcfangcnc, lpeld]e unlerer
oritten gorpeppbpot Slptiae III sic
9anbe ftelen, iagtcn, llnabbdtsig ppn
einanber, in i6riftlid)cn Grfldrungen
aus, bab lie nit sibcrbeit beobadtez
ten, mic @aripite, Grinceb yopal.
Slrblllent, getpr unb McpIta lanfe1.
Nenn5ig N1cilcn Ditli6 bon Ser Spne
iab Elm bcltldes Sal1boDt nat) ser
sd)ladt I'M sfagerraf Elm gdiff ppn
Der Sron Suite : &lalle, ba5 i'm bprz
bercn Sbcil Bailer sc5ugeu bate ltnb
iidb lenfte; oas gdiff fllbr in ber9li6z
tllng nlf Die enolilcbe &iiitc. Besen
Der ungiinltieen gtellung penl feinbliz
den S9iff gegeniiber llnO tpesen bes
bDbcn Sccgnngs fpnute bas gau1bppt
ni6t feuern.
u9ie gngld,locr bcrlprcn in ser
Seeidladt iiber 1000 Mann."
Gnglanb in Sral1er.
2pnbpn, Z. Slni. Sic britil6e
Irnec ging belte in graller ltm ibren
scipelencn Gbef. Sebcr Gffi5ier trug
ei1te4 areppldleifc am linfc,l Arln nnb
I'M gan5cn Qanbe iparen Die Slagsen
balbltbds gc5psen. SIN aricgsamt llnb
Den anoererl 9cpart,nents, bic nit bcr
STRENGTHENING 81 tbun. babcn, iplirben
bic grbciten inbtilcn fortgcickt.
Son dlliirtcn ll1o t,elltralcn 2dn@
bern, Den 9on,inipns. aolpnicn llnb
ubbansigen Staaten Itr6nte cine sslutb
bon @eileiosbepelden anlablid bcs
Sobes bon Selomarl1aM 9itdcner Gin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
Ser &ricg.
Gentid)e baben Sort gang
genpm M e II.

Berlin, Z. SUM, pia 2onbon.
Sort ganr, eines Scr iuidti9itenslubens
iperfe bon @erbun, ipuroe bcute bon
Seutlben 1rnppen senommen, iuic offiz
5iea beridtet.
@as bon per frau51lilAen @arnilon
ilbrig blieb, bat iib ersebca. Ser scitz
rige fran5Dlild1e @eriud), Sas Sort gu
retten. idtus nit ibtueren gerlulten
febl unb brad@te Sen 9euti1en 700
nnperlpnnbete @efanaene Gin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08
Die Mdrtte.
9sruomfte.

gbicago,7. Sl,ni. @ei5en
1043s Suli, 1065s Sept.
&uru 7015 Suli, 6934 Sept.
Safer 39%4 sSuli 3S1as Sept.
Getreioe fit 8aar:: geo. rotber
Sg4interlEisen 1O6; go. 9 aprn a.;
Stauoaro Safer 4O1a-41.
Hoagen 9eo. 9 9S15.
8erite - 60-76.
gieb tub Eropifionen.
gbieaso,7. Sln,i. Ri,lbpie6
3ufllbr 10000. Stiere $S.O0-11.s :
90; &iibe uno Hinber $4.00-9.00;
&alber $S.25-11.75.
Sdpueine - 3llflbr 10000. 10c
nicoriser 5ll $s.60-9. 9.40; 5unaeiit SIT
So. 10-9.30.
Shafe 3ufllbr 10000. 6lau;
8ibber $S.70O-S.2 2annl,er ST..
90.
@efliigel Siibner 17115c.
Butter - Creamery 261a-29.
gier - Grima 2O-21c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-08

Gie Hltiien fornlnen I'M aalt.
faIns genan 10 lpeit, lpie Die engldll.
Der am SIgris 10 peit, luie es oen
Siirfen beliebt.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-01-14
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

have the survivors, who must wand
er on, for giving them decent
burial, for bringing them to 'kever
yisroel?" 'Kever yisroel,' the pious
wish Of every dying Jew!
Think Of all that. We are not
saying anything about those who
have fallen in battle fighting for
their countries. We are speaking
about those who have escaped bull
let and shell, bayonet and sabre, and
are now suffering worse than death
every hour Of the day.
And what are we asked to do for
them? We are asked to give for
their relief a small fraction of what
we spend for our own comforts and
enjoyments. How can we refuse
it?
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-01-14
A LESSON IN RECIPROCITY.

"Do unto others as you would
have others do unto you" This is
a wise rule. We thought of it on the
evening of the annual meeting of
the charities. The leaders and work.
ers were there. They had elaborate,
eloquent reports. They were full of
enthusiasm. But the people, mem
bers and friends, failed to put in an
appearance. The leaders were dis
gusted, rightly and naturally so. 1t
showed a lack Of interest and appre-
citation. The leaders and workers
deserve better treatment, a more
hearty response.
But the leaders and workers
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-01-14
THE MOTIVE.

Those who can distinguish the
gold from the dross, the genuine
from the spurious; those who know
the difference between substance
and shadow, realize that in human
conduct the motive is that which
gives the real moral value to our
action. For practical purposes
and to be practical is some peoples
greatest boast-it does not matter
what a PERSONS motive is for doing
a good or useful or helpful deed, as
long as he does it. But from the
moral standpoint the motive is
everything.
We know that it makes a vast
difference whether a man gives to
charity and philanthropy because of
his sympathy with the suffering,
and his recognition of his duty to
help those who are in need or dis
tress, or whether he gives it merely
to advertise himself. 1t makes
big difference whether a person is
a communal worker because he is
DESTROYS of doing some good to the
community in which he lives, to
promote it's welfare, to further it's
interests, religious educational or
charitable; or whether he is simply
fond of office and honor and wish
es to be in the limelight, and to i'm
press others with his Importance
Similarly in religion. 1t makes
considerable difference whether
house Of worship is filled with wor-
shippers who are conscious of their
duty to devote one or two hours of
the week to serious thought, to
meditation, to religious and moral
stimulation for right living; or
whether it is filled with pseudo
worshipers who come to be enter
tained or to hear something sensa-
tional, or to show off their fine
frocks and frills and feathers.
1t is no trick to fill house Of
worship, or any kind of house
nowadays. Any clever acrobat or
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EDQ 7 0RlAL
OUR WAR-SUFFERING
BRETHREN.

How fraught with tragedy the
words are that Herman Bernstein,
the noted journalist and author,
uses as heading for his report on
the conditions in the east-European
war zone: BREAD for the living
shrouds for the dead" Let these
words sink into your mind, dear
reader.
BREAD for the living shrouds
for the Dead" Imagine one poor
wretched individual coming to your
door, and asking for piece of
bread. You will not stop to ques-
ton him, to investigate him, you
will not refer him to the Charities;
you will give him the piece of bread
he asks for. You will give it to
him if you have it, and if there is
a human heart within you.
Now imagine, if you can, one mil
lion people or more in the same con-
dition-n1en enfeebled by their
Wander1ngs, their m1sfOrtunes. the
horrors they have witnessed and
suffered, walking shadows; women,
frail and delicate, bearing the bur
den of misfortune equally with the
men; children emaciated and weak;
infants in arms, pale and peaked
Imagine this sorrow-laden caravan,
dragging itself along from place to
place asking for bread.
And shrouds for the dead I'M
agine the hundreds who are daily
falling by the wayside, WORKOUT by
their long tramp, exhausted, pain
racked, with paralyzed limbs and
parched lips falling by the way
side, dying, dead. Many are left
lying on the road. For what means
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mounte-bank can do it. Any 'at
tractive" moving picture can do it.
Any performer" can do it. But
what is really gained thereby, ex-
cept the great success, from the
practical mans point Of view, Of
having had full house?
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NEGLECTING A FRIEND.

We have men in our midst who
are earnest and sincere workers for
some good cause, for the good and
welfare of others. We have men
and women who are tireless work
ers for charity. We have others
who are interchangeable in their ef-
forts to promote Jewish education,
or to further the interests of Our re-
ligion; and still others whose un-
tagging zeal runs in the channels
Of Jewish fraternalism. But very
few of them as yet realize what {.
help a Jewish paper in the COM
munity can be and is to them, if
properly used very few Of them up
preciate what a valuable auxiliary
they can have in it. This is simply
due to lack of broad vision, to phil
istinism.
Of course this has no reference to
those who are communal workers
or helpers by compulsion, as it were,
because they cannot gracefully
withdraw. To them such work is
an unfortunate necessity, and they
would, if they could, be rid of it all.
But these are a small minority. The
great majority are willing workers,
and bring love and enthusiasm into
the work. That they should not
recognize an ally and befriend him;
that they should neglect friend, is
a pity. We hope that some day they
will know better.
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No, dear Corinne, it is no argu-
ment for woman's suffrage to say
that women are better than men.
1t is not SO. You know your sweet
sisters as we'll as we do. We are in
favor of woman's suffrage because
we believe that suffrage will make
women better-than they are now.
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continuing The Jewish Weekly.
Established June ~, 1912.
DIR. S. N. DEINARD, EDITOR
L. H. Frisch, Managing Editor.

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pathetic reaction to the sufferings of others may he nothing deeper than sentimentality True, active, helpful sympathy means the strengthening of our spiritual life: mere sentlnlentality involves the weakening of our moral nature.
 But the taie Of innocent suffering as the result of brutal Wrcng-doing ought to do more than appeal to cur sympathy; it ought to arouse genuine moral indignation, q righteous anger that is not easily appeased. The un- speakable horrors Of the Armenian massacres should not be passed over with words, or even acts of sympathy. The Armenians may he ignorant, ac- cording to our standards; their Chris tianity is in many ways unlike OUTS, but when We see them dying by the hundreds of thousands for and because of their faith in Christ and His church ought not We to react not only in the direction of helpful sympathy, and if possible forcaful assistance of them in their misery, hut Hlso in a deeper de- votion to our faith, a devotion that will lead us to make sacrifices for it in some way commensurate with the sac fifices these people whom we have looked down upon have made?
 Another obvious reaction to the (Continued on Page Eieht)