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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
WHEN ROOSEVELT EULOGIZED
OSCAR STRAILS.

He was sure that his old friend must
have relished more than any one else
The delightful story of the public din
ner given in New York to Ambassador
Stratus upon his retirement when Mr.
Roosevelt praised his public service
and stated that before appointing him
10 his Cabinet he looked the country
over for the fittcSt man. permitting
no circumstances of rae or creed.
calling or location, TO restrict or in.
flucnce his selection. Nj. Strails. the
Colonel declared, was the outstanding
man and was called TO the Cabinet for
that reason. \ little later. so the story
goes. Jacob II. Schiff got up to make !.
speech. But his hearing was not very
acute. and not having caught what Mr.
Roosevelt had said he calmly annoIlnc-
ed that the President had written him
that he had Il vacancy in his Cabinet
and would like to have him suggest
some prominent Jew for the place. so
he had proposed Oscar StrauS. whose
appointment had quickly followed. Taft
knew that the President would find
the situation more laughable than rin-
harrasslng. From the Evening Post.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
JEWISH HERO GETS THIRD MED.
AL FROM NEW YORK'S MAYOR.

New York-In January 1918, Frank
AbramSon. from Brooklyn, who was at
that time a Corporal in the Marine
Corps. leaped into the icy waters of
New York Bay and saved the life OF
Il naval ycOmnn.
As Il sequel TO this brave deed. Mayor
John F. Hylan of this city last We'd
nesday presented AbramsOn with med
al. This is the third United States
Voluntary Life Saving Corps medal
which Abramson has been awarded. At
the time of the rescue, Abramson was
fully dressed in his military winter out
fit and as result of chill which lie
contracted from the plunge into the icy
waters. he has been permanently Grip
Piled
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
SABBATH MACHINE CELEBRATION
AT WEST DENVER.

We have just passed the - weeks,
Of Tisha FAB. - weeks of Tamus
and Tisha :Ab have been marked
as days Of misfortune to israel. The
destruction of the first and second
Temple and of. Israel rs a nation oc-
CURED in Tisha Bah and on Tisha
I:'.Ab 1914, the late and let us hope
the last war. was declared. when mil
liens of our people suffered and still
are suffering.
But on this TiSha Ban 1920 ray
of light. n feeling of joy came. The
Land we mourned. for 30 long has
been regained and on this sabbath
Nachum we again read our Prophet
Isaiahs' Proclamation "Nachmu Mach
mu, Ami. Comfort Ye. comfort We.
my people. Saith your God. Speak 10
Jerusalem. and cry unto her that her
warfare is accomplished and on this
Sabbath evening July 81. we call on
Won Brethren of Denver. to come to
Kencseth Israel Synagog. corner Cone
JOS and Hooker streets and let us all
celebrate and rejoice in the restoration
of Palestine and Jerusalem to our poo
pie. Our old hope again whispers TO
us. despair not Oh! Israel Old l."
ovdo Tilvuscina.
Remember Saturday night July n
at Hooker Street Synagog. 30 p. m.
Prominent speakers will address you.
trio Of Zionist
ganiZation of America.
BY Philip J. Ragooland.
Vice-PreSident.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
CONVALESCENT DEPARTMENT
ADDED TO THE JEWISH CON
SUMPTIVES' RELIEF SOCIETY.
Another Generous Gift by MIR. l. Rude
Solves Problem of EX-Patients.

A great forward step has been taken
society in adding another useful func-
ton to its sphere of activity. Hence
forth il will have separate home Tor
such patients rs are not sick enough
TO require hospital or sanatorium care
vet not strong enough to resume work
50 as to be self supporting. This
epoch making event in the history Of
the society is made possible thru the
generosity of Mr. l. Rude. second vice
president of the j. c. Il. $. who recently
purchased and decided to the orSanl-
zatiOn an eight acre tract of hnd con
sisting of farm and orchard with n
number of one story buildings original
" designed for sanatorium purpo> es.
1t is beautifully situated on high
piece of ground about mile ana n
half from the J. c. X. s. Sanatorium
This useful adjunct will be known as
the Rude Conyalesccnt nome of tn"
!. c. Il. S. The donor, beside being
an active member of the J. c. X. =.
has already manifested his phslan-
thropic spirit by erecting II medical
building on the grounds IF the Sana-
torium His altruiSm Is also evident
in his generous contributions I" sever
al Denver local charities and his active
support of national Jewish philan-
thropics.
The Rude ConvalescCnt Home which
will accommodate about fifty patients
will practically solve the problem oil
the ey-patient.
This question. which has been some
what over emphasized and whose I'm
portance is far behind the relief of
Sanatorium cases proper will now he
happily answered and provide another
link in the chain of combating tn"
White Plague.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
WHO KNOWS BEN BROWN. UNCLE
OF THESE ORPHANS:

The following letter has been receiv-
ed from Warsaw. Poland.
"Ahus David and Chaia Chygier'
0wics. residing in Warsaw. care Of
Mrs. Iampert. Twarda 20 IN. IL. are
two orphans who hav" 80 relatives
here to whom the; could apply for
help and protection. The children
make nice impression AMI W. have
yesterday taken the hoy into oar Of
flee as an crrand hoy. They have
aSl.cd us to locate their uncle. whose
address they gave as follows:
Mr. Ben Brown. Manager.
Northern Bar & Gate Co..
173j-37 Curtis Street.
Denver. Colo.
We wish to add that the boy at
tended diligently to school and was II
good pupil lie had to stop This how
ever. since they have no means what
ever and he had 10 look TO-. WORK.
Under date of June Goth. we wrote
a letter to the uncle at the above men-
toned address. but same came back
marked incorrect address"
VIII you please try 10 locate The
uncle. and induce him TO send final
Cial assistance to these orphans. ana
if possible. arrange for their trans
portation to America.
Thanking you for giving this matter
your kind attention. and await!r;c an
early response. we beg to remnin.
Personal Service Department.
ethel G. Truper). Director.
Any one who knows the whereabouts
of the above Mr.. Brown kindly com.
nunicate with Mr.. Phillip J. Ragooland.
secretary of the Central Jewish CuuE-
ell. 81 Central Savings Bank Bldg.
Denver. Colo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
Il. NJ. II. JUNIOR CONGREGATION

\ special meeting of the Il. NJ. ii.
Junior Congregation will be held
Thursday evening, July 20. 500 p. IN.
ut the Community Center. All mem
ire urged to he present. No places Will
ne reserved for those not attending.
Where and at what time the start Will
he made. will be decided at this meet
ing, All members are requested to
bring their pep" alonG.-l. +. Il.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

scnsualily of the Song and Songs. All
This is in us; all this is in me, and it
is the better part of me =
Ernest Bloch was born in SwitZer-
land in 1880. His father, to whom he
dedicated his Jewish compositions, was
IL merchant in that country. In 19O9-1o
the young musician conducted *yml'-
hnny concerts at Lausanne and Ner-
chatcl and in the following years he
lectured on esthcticS in the Geneva
Conservatory. At the age of sixteen.
Mr.. Bloch studied the violin under
Ysaye and FIR. Rasse Jacques Dial
croze was also his instructor. Be
sides the work named he composed a
lyric drama. Macbeth" which was
produced in Paris in 1910. His first
symphony is C sharp minor was com
posed in 1902.
Mr. Bloch has been in the United
States since 1917. He will come TO
Cleveland in September.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
ERNEST BLOCK, COMPOSER OF
JEWISH MUSIC TO BE ID
RECTOR OF CLEVELAND CON
SERVATORY.

Ernest Bloch. composer of musical
works on Jewish themes. has been on
gagged as musical director for II Con
servatOry of Music in Cleveland.
1t is claimed that the musical style
evinced in the Jewish works OF Mr..
Bloch is n manifestation uf an original
musical genius that has not been sur
passed by any modern composers.
The Jewish Cycle composed by Mr.
Rloch consists of "Threc Hebrew
Poems" (Danse. Rite. Corte@c Funi-
hre.) "Schelomo." "RhapsOdic I'"hrai-
que and Psalms 1877 and III
In explaining his treatment cr '"'v.
ish subjects. Mr.. Bloch said som" time
ago: 1T is not my purpose, not my
desire to attempt the reconstruction
of Jewish music. or to base my work
on melodies more or less authentic.
hold it of first Importance to write
good genuine music. 1t is the Jewish
soul that interests me, the complete
glowing acitated soul. that feel
vibrating turnout the Bible: the fresh,
ness and naivetc of the PatriarchS
the violence that is evident in the
prophetic books the Jews savage love
Of Justice; the despair of the Preach,
er in Jerusalem; the sorrow and the
immensely of the Book of job; the
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
DIR: EICHLER ACCEPTS PULPIT IN
BUFFALO.

DIR. NJ. NJ. Eichlcr. formerly Rabbi
Of Temple Ohabci Shalom. Union Park
St. Btst"n, has acccI'"d II call to NM
lister Ia Congrcga.'rn icthol IN Bur
falo. n. Y. After devoting himself
for four years 10 secular pursuits, II"
reio,us the Rabbinate now in answer
la The unanimous call q: the Buifaip
Congregation. lie IN aTS upon his new
duties late in August.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
BALABAN BROTHERS. PRINTERY

Balahan Bros. have succeeded re-
Gently to the printing establishment of
Essential and Balaban. 1927 Law
renee streets. The firm is composed
of Harry and Ben Ralahan, practical
printers. who are in position TO do
good work at reasonable prices. Since
the change of management. their bust
ness is steadily increasing. and sue
cessful business career is predicted for
these well known young men. Harry
Ralaban served during the war and is
one of the heroes of st. Mihel and
Argonne Forest.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
WEST DENVER RELIEF ACTIVE
TIES.

The West Denver Relief committee
will take no vacation during the hot
weather and as long as the suffering
exists abroad they will continue their
work. There We're some who doubt
ed this and thought that during the
summer months our activities would
cease However it is with great pleas
ure that we can inform the peonle of
Denver that during the last six weeks
our volunteer workers have mhde sac
rificpS and staid on the job. Our
house to house collections have brought
in $4,000.
We cannot refrain from eXpressin.
or deep appreciation for the splendid
spirit shown by the Working circle
Arbeiter Ring" of Denver. whose vol
unteer team of collectors have kept
mp their work and even Jn their an.
nual picnic decided that our war sur
fcrcrS should not suffer while they
wore enjoying themselves. Two of onr
collectors. Mr.. Swibcl ana Mr.. Chalif-
man. both turned the picnic to COED
account for the cause. Mr.. Swibcl ~"
ccpted II donation from Mr.. Epstein
president of the Midwest Cap Manlr
featuring Co. of II dozen APPS. aud at
the picnic auctioned the caps off aud
made $1,000. Mr.. ChaliI.nnn donated
Il load of watermclons and same was
auctioned off for $500. Other small
games were staged and $1,000 more
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
THE THRIFT HABIT.

1t amt a senseleSs hOardin
Nor stinting of our need.
But efficiency in Spendin
That should become our creed.
1t amt some money set aside
On impulse once awhile,
But steady sayin' day by day
That builds the solid pile.
S, V. Perlman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
q. Il. A. NO. 40 INSTALLED OF
FICERS.

A regular meeting of the O. j. y,
No. no was held Sunday evening July
-. 1920. The following officers were
iustalled for the ensuing term: L.
Wandcl. president: Mr.. Allcnstein
vice-president Jacob Wolf. SECRETARY
\. Grousman, treasurer. Mr.. E"""'
man. guard. The Officers We're install.
cd by J. KantaowitZ. Refreshments
were also served
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

found unconscious in his room on Mon.
day afternoon. and taken to the coril-
ty hospital. but medical aid was I'M.
awaiting. He had been in business III
this city for many years He is sur
viyed by son.
Interment will he at Emanuel Gene
terry Thursday at ten o'clock from Mey-
prS
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
JEWISH DAUGHTERS PRODUCE
PLAY TO AID CHILDREN'S FUND.

New York-In an effort to assist tn"
Cardiac Children's Fund, Jewish girls
of this city produced "The Dream
Lady" pageant at the summer resi-
dencc of Mrs. Abraham l. Elkus in
Red Bank. New Jersey. Those inter
csted in the fun include Mrs. Felix
Warburg. Mrs. Arthur Lehman Mrs.
Samuel Blumingdale and Mrs. Richard
Lewiston.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
RABBI BERNSTEIN TO LEAVE ST
JOSEPH. MO.

Rabbi Louis bernstein Oh. L. G."
1900. who for fourteen years has been
lls, minister of Temple Adath Joseph.
% ut Joseph. Mo. has accepted call
to the pulpit of ilar S.nai Temple
Baltimore. left vatuut H. the wi-l'
dtnMIi firu. tie | ":t>. IN oil kaDll
c. A. Rubenstein
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
OPTINIISTS.

A meeting of the optimists will he
held tonight, Thursday, Mt the home of
Anna Wandel, 253S Marion st. All are
urged to he present. The club takes
these means wishing Miss Olde many
more happy birthdays.-A. W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
J. A. G. GIRLS MEET.

4 meeting of the J. A. G. Girls was
held ut the home of Edith Klein. \
feature of the meeting was debate
tween pcna Sherman and Lillian WeiS.
hOur-F f.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
A. A. G..

A regular meeting of the a. A. c.
was held last Monday. On August :.
the A. A. C. will give dinner dance
mt the Adams hotel. Many surprises in
entertainment are planned for that
night. as this is the \. y. c. first an
Eual affair.
Philip Judd is the latest member to
inin the club.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
Obituaries
Blossom Davis.

Blossom Davis was the victim of II
tragic accident last sunday. thru whicl,
she lost her life inStan:ancously. The
merry picnic party of which she was
II member WAS returning from pleas
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
COMMUNITY CENTER ANNOUNCE
MENT

August "a. a. C.
August Boy Scouts, Board of
Trustees II. NJ. II.
August 4-Ieague of Jewish Youth.
AwlpalZ.
August &c. a. C.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. Isidorc Hilb reached Denver
Sunday from his visit to his relatives
in Germany. His brother. Sigfried.
with whom he had made the trip. re-
turned to Denver n week earlier.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
DELTA T. DELTA.

Delta T. Delta girls announce that
their club name will he changed on
account of club matters to the ID. u.
II. girlS.-B. F.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Messrs Adolph and Ernest Morris
and their young sons. Robert and
Bertram are spending few weeks AT
Grand Lake.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
Local Neus

Mr. A. Bergman and daughter have
returned from two weeks stay at me
Spinat Hotel at Manitou.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. Joseph Marymont. of Detroit
was an interesting visitor in the city
during the past week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
THE NAIR TOMB, CLUE.

A regular meeting of the Nair Tomid
club WAS held Tuesday. bully -. at the
home of Miss GOldie Radian.-H. F.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Palestine imported 572.2G0 meters
Of cotton goods and 62.5GJ tons o.
petroleum during February.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. Max Meisner of 1923 Knox
Court is making a nice recovery from
the operation he underwent ut st.
Joseph Hospital.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. Jacob Wolff left for Philadel-
lhia and New York in tn interests OF
the Golden Eagle.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. SchweitZer were
called to San Francisco Monday by
the death of Mr.. SclweitZer's father.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
VIM. +. Kiter.

VIM. f. Kitcr, curio dealer at
Seventeenth and Wazce streets, died
suddenly Tuesday of apopiexy. He was
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. Nathan Striker left for New
York to visit the Markets.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

eve can afford to die, but to be
Gespised forever as greedy nation IS
a fate that we must not incur"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Clarence Morris. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Morris, had the distinction of
being appointed Chief Petty Officer
at the Naval Reserve school at the
Great Lakes. This is the highest non
commissioned office and it is crafty
boy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Miss Sophie Braslau. of the Metro
politan Opera Company. and Jascha
HeifetZ. the violinist. took an airplnnc
flight from London to Paris.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

FOR RENT-Niccly furnished room
and sleeping porch, private family.
1901 Adams. 1t.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

To he happy is not the purpose for
which you were placed in this world.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

WANTEb-partner to 10 in manu-
flcturing pants, one that is not
afraid to start business: don't call il
you don't mean business. Call ST
10Th St
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. Sam Rosen has moved his tailor
ing establishment to his new block nj
.l22I s. broadway.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
Want Advertisements.

FOR RENTING furnished rooms and
board for two young men. not sickly.
with private family. 3I51 Downing
Mrs. Rosenberg. It,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. WIN. lands left Sunday foi
Chicago, Ills, on an extended business
trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

I.OST--Blue coat and scarf at the
Community Center Thursday. July
s. Return to Union State Bank. 1t.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

FOR RENT. Pleasant airy rooms.
reasonable. 2317 Downing. 1T.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

FOR SALE-Truck. late 1919 model.
panelcd covered body. perfect good
condition. Apply Coz Charles Bldg,
Campo 1909.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. Isidorc Hurwitz Is in the city
on one of his regular visits.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28


returned from two weeks stay at the
Spinat Hotel at Manitou.
Messrs. Adolph and Ernest Morris
and their young sons. Robert and
Bertram. are spending few weeks AT
Grand Lake.
Mr.. Joseph Marymont. of Detroit
was an interesting visitor in the city
during the past week.
Mr.. Jacob Wolff left for Philadel-
lhia aud New York in th.. interests of
the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. Nathan Striker left for New
York to visit the Markets.
Mr. Max Meisner of 1923 Knox
Court is making nice recovery from
the operation he underwent AT st.
Joseph Hospital.
Mr.. sam Rosen has moved his tailor
ing establishment to his new block at
:.22i S. broadway.
MI. ~ WIN '''''''''
Deutch of Chicago. ILL.,, will arrive
sunday to spend their vacation With
their sister, Mrs, Leo L. Guggenheim.
Mr.. Joseph Simon is n, Mercy hos
pjtal where he underwent an opera
ton. Monday.
Rabbi S HaIpern. WIN has been at
Glenwood Springs will reach Denver
Friday noon.
Mr. Simon Wineman of oxnard
Calf. is n visitor in the city, stop
ping at the Shirley Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Greenfield were
pleasantly surprised by visit of their
nephew. otto Heinrich Greenfelder. of
Faac. CZechoslovakia. Mr.. Greenfelder
sailed from Europe this month. he is
making a business trip thru the states.
Mr. l. F. Levy was the recipient
Tuesday evening of delightful sur
prise party on the occasion of his
birthday.
Mr.. Isidoro TurwitZ Is in the city
on one of his regular visits.
Mr.. VIM. lands left Sunday for
Chicago. Ills, on an extended business
trip.
Clarence Morris. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Morris. had the distinction of
being appointed Chief Petty Officer
at the Naval Reserve school at the
Great Lakes. This is the highest non
commissioned office and IL is yrntifY
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. Al Il. Wolf and Mr. Sydney
Deutch of Chicago. ILL.,, will arrive
sunday to spend their vacation with
their sister, Mrs, Leo L. Gugsenhein,.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. l. F. Levy was the recipient
Tuesday evening of a delightful sur
prise party on the occasion of his
birthday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. Joseph Simon is n, Mercy hos
rital where he underwent an opera
ton, Monday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Rabbi S. HaIpern. WIN has been at
Glenwood Springs will reach Denver
Friday noon.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Greenfield were
pleasantly surprised by n visit of their
nephew. Otto Heinrich Greenfelder. of
Faac. Czechoslovakia. Mr.. Greenfelder
sailed from Europe this month. he is
making business trip thru the states
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Mr. Simon Wineman of oxnard
Calf. is n visitor in the city. stop
ling at the Shirley Hotel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-12
APTECZKA DOMOWA.
(Napisal DIR. j. j. Zak).

W kazdym domu NIGGA sic PREY
traffic pomniejsze zastabniecia wSrod
czionkow .rodziny, a wtedy umiejet-
ne z~aStosowanie Srodk6w medycz--
nych moe z latwoScia usunaG chwi-
Iowa niedyspozycye. Czesto MONA
sic nawet zupelnie cbejSG bez le-
karstw, je&li odrazu wziqG chorego
ma dyete. dostarczyc mu DUO swie-
zego powietrza i zapewnG mu spok6j
i wypoczynek. w niekt0rych jednak
wypadkach ten naturalny spos6b ku-
racyi ME wystarcza I nieodzownem
jest zastosowanie lekarstwa, szcze--
g6lnte, jeSli zasla5niecie zdarzyl"
sic W nocy.
Otto spis najczeSciej u~zywanych
medykament0w, ktGre zawsze powin-
ny znajdowac sic pod reka.
Mala flaszka tlcju rycynowego
Castor Oil.
Sol angielska EPSON Salts.
Jest to starry, wypr6bowaay Srodek,
kt6ry nigdy ME zawodzi. Zamiast
niej MONA uaywaG r0wnieA soil Zaj-
dlitza (seidlitz Powder).
Lukrecya compound Lioorice
Powder). Jest to srodek przeczy--
szczajacy, szczeg6lnie dobry Ola die
CT.
Lekarstwa przeczyszczaiace (Ca-
th~artEcs). Mona je uzywat pod po-
stacfa pigulek. Pobudzaja cne do
dziatania watrobe I kiszki. Wyb6r
ich p~ozostawit domowemu lekarzo-
wi.
Gl~iceryna, wazelina, terpentyna
kwas horny (Bor!c acid).
Musztarda W proszku.
Terpentyna. Jest to rowniez sta
~, zoany ~powszechnie srodek przy-
noszacy ulge W wielu c~ierpieniach'
SererIga, czylI lewatywa (Foun-
tain Syringe).
Jesli powy1sze Srodki medyczne'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-12
Z Prasy Polskiej W SpraMie
~zydOwskiej.
(Referat Prof. H. Arctowskiego)

Stwierdzono w wielu wypad-
kach i podane w komunikatach
sztabu polskiego liczne fakty
wspoidzialania ludnoSci zydo-
wskiej z bolszewikami podczas
o%statniej inwazyi ma Polske -
wysuneiy sprawe zydowska ma
widownie prasy'
Prasa narod. = demokr. uwa-
zaia wspomnianie fakty "a tryumf
togo. co zawsze mowiia. Zydzl
50 usposobieni antypanstwowo,
50 wrogami Polski, So zdralca-
mi stanu. Jest konieczna polityka
bezwzgledna. ,,Zydzi (Gazeta Pc
rama 52-NIID powinni zrozu-
mice nareszcie re sa obywatela-
mi Panstwa PolSkiego, ktoremu
"a winni bezwzgledna wiernosc
! poSluszenstwo. musz2 uEorzyc
sic pred majestatem Rzeczypo-
spolitej." - ,,Kto z zydow ME
chcc tego uznac i zrozumict, mu-
81 stanac pred lufq karablnu
zolnierza polskicgo."
Pod wplywem nieufnosci do
zyd6w. a zapewne / jaskrawych
wystQpicn agitacyjno antyseml-
ckich, wytwarza sic nastrGj obu-
stronnie wrogi. Znajduje to Cd
dzwiek i w armii. skoro zaszedl
gioSny obecnie fakt nastepujacy:
Dnia II sierpnia W Modlinie
podczas zbi0rki kazano wysta-
pic Z szeregu - 5 kroki naPrzod
- wszystkim zolnierzom zydom.
Otoczono ich warta i odprowa-
dzono do barakow wencrycznych.
Byio miedzy mimi akademikow
blizko 50 - razem okoio zoo, W
tym baraku przebyli noe. Naza-
iutrz odeslano ich ma roboty do
t. wv. baonu mostowego. zaS Is
sicrpnia do Warszawy. L War