The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-04

Of Women
mt,rytewed commemorative. ~
every ons ~ the many far,inu. ~
patestluian I,wrV -prt.rt,f a. SEM.
nrdic and Occidental or Ashkenaslc
Jews. the DrthodoN and the Now s.t.
Element the nhur parties. Inc bnur.
r.olui. thV r,dirab m. uoi.h.yfEl
w.mb,r. ~ m. zi.nist rntnn,t..ian
and the Amorlcnn Zioniut Nedirsi
unit. IswlHh uffic.rs ~ Inc An,.rI.au
Red cross professlonaI zionlstr
N.menttrs georrl.n. Iuungart,n.
kussians. British. Frsnrh every VA.
rief, of lev In IN. Holly land
had a long talk with the yenernbls
Greek patriarch of Jerusalem. IN re-.
liEinus head of an. l,rrest Chri.uau
gruup Ia Palestine. a. soon ~ ne rs.
turned from his .xll. la Damascus
spoke 10 The Franciscan monks IN
charge u tha Christian holy piaces. /
learned the ylsws Of the Latin patrl.
arch.
Grand uuftI Na-t Irank.
A. for the Mnslems. Their spiritual
leader. the grand mufi % Jerusalem.
direct descendant OF NahnmmUd. "a.
pressed his psopie's f,ailurH ana
thuulhts tn me with a rurprlslnr
frankness. talked 10 Aub peasants
and landowner. Arabs from Lebanon.
frum the Hediaz. from Erypt. ~ we'll
a. from Palestine proper An nton.
lshing number hau studied English.
almost an knew French. and Those
who spoke Arabic only could es-ii,
be understood through IN. maut
irltlshers. Americana and Isnlestin.
ian Jews who have mastered that
semitic Tongue.
General Alieuhy received me twice.
one, for AN Int.rXieN thnt lasted
several hours. consulted gen.rni
a.-
WIS acting chief administrator u Pal.
cstine ana later 81 military governor
nf Ierusnlcm his own most. geuertt
A. W. Money. chief administrator of
Palestine. also gave me the hsuefIt of
his eNpsrlonres tn IA, Uoiy Land. a.
ana Lieutenant General ~ ~ Waters.
Taylor. formerly administrator of
british West Africa ana for a long
time acting military FoVernnf ~ Jetu.
salem. I ESQ interviewed the Iritish
military governors 81 every Important
enter l visited. such a. Iaffa. ualfn.
TherinH. etc | go into uii his detail
10 shaw how varied we're my aourcea
Of information ana how ali Inclusive
would even have sought tie Views
OF Zeki hey. the Turkish oN.commnn.
uant ~ Palestine. IL the Ery ptinn
riots had not cut OF communication
with Luxor. where he had gone from
anu
~Ssarrltsel Tor tlh Truth.
No human being ever approached q
task with q more earnest desire Ia
be fair to all concerned. to be- son
siderate in dealing with u hand that
lies sn close to many hearts, Christian.
Muslme. and jew. No human ihinF
ever searched more tirclenrly for the
truth
In presenting my facts I shall with
hold much that h interesting. even
sensational, because II could not be
verified Whatever I do write. how
ever. the reader may safely accept as
the truth, with this reservation Here,
az In every move I'M human lfe. one
must reckon with the personal cu.ef-
ncient We are imperfect mediums at
bed The reader must discount not
statements but shadiugs that have
their source In my love Tor my own
people-tho Jews. my enthusiasm for
the British. whom I have learned to
regard with the highest esteem and
nay deep devotion TO my ~ native
land America.
The details of the results ~ my In
vcstiEations and proofs of certain
startling statements shall submit iu