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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09
DIN EMINESCU NEDIT

@, stdn0d-se vis!G fnse0dtoore fqcl6,
sd af cdpdsdial eel malt dOr;t IN rncld.
Niafldia ~, unde capNg IL lame "a NIL pun,
Cdci am aust t6ria sd fits xici rdu, nici bun,
Cdci y am ao,t n,etalut demonilor IL cine,
Nici pass;co rdbdarea ohsani de bins
Cdc; nam iNbit nissicd cx pdtinsd si ind.
81. On creier plin de cisuri $40 mind de rind.
De nult a. lun,ii porbe en ~ le MAJ dscult
Nimic { pentru mime ce pentru ca 6 malt.
TiitorMl an trecut {, pc care-l cdd antors,
~Acclasi sir de patiaai "a tors siss'a ydstOrs
De mdnile Mscate a Cren.ii 'sabdtrdnite.
Ssnt Hmpezs pentvu mine enisnbele 'ncdlcites
M 'ntreb, de ce IN lame M nsi-e dat de sOdrte
Noroc fdrd durere 81 viatd fdrd mOurte
An. pNs de nsuN de-o parte acele roase. cdrti
Ce span ca vie!T file aN Desnic doud pdr3i:
Cn-a Tor sxtelepciune s,in.ica ma Sc schin,bd
Gu deslegdturi ciuddte 81 cW frfntMrs de hnbd.
--Publicafa in ultimul mr. din revista Sal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09
SFATURILE LUZ
LENINE CATRE
REPUBLICELE
CAUCAZIENE,

Riga, 9 Iunie. - Nicolai Lenl-
he, dictatorul Rusiei bolseviste, a
lat uncle sfaturi nouilor republi-
.e sovietiste din Caucas, intr o
;crisoare adresata comunistilor
lin Georgia, Armenia, Daghestan,
Azerbedjan. Scrisoarea este adre-
,ata din IA April 81 este telegra-
'iata in mod Official din Moscova
prin lagentia Rosta.
Dnpa &c spune cd ''antanta si-a
ars degetele,' prin urmare nu mai
sxista nici un pericol pentru
Caucax 81 atragind atentia lor y
supra faptului ca repabliea sovie-
5clor rusesti a trebuit sa lupte
contra gardelor tlbe, lar republi-
.ele din Gancaz au fost scutitc de
lceasta, el continua:
" 4 = 80
Nm copiati in mod servil tac-
.ica noastra, ci acomodatlva I'm
,rejurarilor practice. Republicele
din caucaz sunt republice de IT,
rani in mod si mai pronuntat de
at Russia sovietista. Russia, eco.
= Fl
lomiceste, este blocata de statele
.apitaliste din apus 81 va Fl pima
,e ma restabilit colabOrarea Gu
lie 81 schimbul ,bunurilor nu va Il
,ntrodus Gu aceste tart
El apoi da sfaturi ca 'inteli-
genta burgheza" sd fie tratat& Gu
mai multa prudenta asemenea q
taranimea 81 da sfaturi in pri-
yinta reluarii relatiilor conner
.iale Gu capitalismul din apus 81
n privinta concesiunilor de pc.
trol, manganez 81 carbuni. In spe-
sial e de dorit reluarea schimbu-
ui de bunuri Gu Italia, America,
iar 81 Gu alte state.
Fruntasul bolsevist atrage =
sentia nouilor republiei cd Euro.
pa nu e aceeasi in 1921 ca in 1917
il considera de bine ca sa se faca
un ''progres mai inject spre socia-
lism's. El insista asupra irisatiei
namanturilor 81 . introducerei
slectricitatii pentru q inlbunatati
starea taranilor 4 astfel ai cSstiga
9entrn socialism prin miilesee
pacinice.
Clara Zetkin, fosta redactoere
| ! ziarului saptaminal socialist,
femeiesc 'aNieichheit' care in
1920 aparticipat Ia cpngresul din
Tours al socialistilor francezi, 81
care E IN drum spre Moscova, a
il parte Ia congresui internatio-
nalei . MI-a, q fost retinuta IN
Riga ii ma fost eiiberata de cAl
Ia interventia ministruini Rusiei
|f Il Germanief. IA ! fost apoi
1919 s6ssi continus drunnl sal
[aprc Aeseova. @
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].

80 4 -. "A -
nasias,itatea esay ~ I sTk
.;sejit ~ yiesent asss1sa hstiunh
4 eAtorva ncb,lniis aventrIferi ~
nne!te odioase - earl goidproihit
adevarata miscarc q sociaiistilor
naoderatis !.
/ Tentative comunistilor Sc IN
drespta:: I'M prinul ffhd char mn
,potriva muncitorilor, spre ale
|distrugc rindurile faeiNau-is q
|diosi in ochii fntregului poper
romAnesc.
Miscarea lor nu poate avea 1fici
0 utilitate, cu att mai putin vre.o
justificare 81 aderkratii socialist,
raminind credinciosi dascalulhi
Marx, snnt datori 81 lupte din
raspnteri ilnpotriva acestor AZ
mente de desordiaie salariati din
afara.
- u 49,
Muncitorii din Ardeal au dYt
dovada deplina q llnei conceptii
|politice sanatoase, 1ndrumind ac.s
tiunea lor prin legalitate 81 catrc
adcvarata credint6 Q socialism'i-
lui, care trebue respectata at&ta
timp cat nu atinge intercsul
|obstesc.
Hotarirea lucratorilor minerf =
facut 0 impresie imbucura ato6re
| iii rindurile tuturor muncitori]or
Idin Ardeal, dezgustati de actiu-
nea odioasa celor cativa dez-
orientati, caror miscare nu poa-
| te ii de falos nici cauzei muItci-'
toresti nici socialismului.
(''Patria") J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09

TRATATJJLIJI
DIN TRIANON

-
PARIS, s Iunie. La un an du.
pa iscalires tretatnlui din Trianon
care face pacG intre aliati 81 IN
garia, camera franceza Ia ratifi,
cat All.
In cursnl desbaterilor un denrs-
tat socialist \ adns acuzx mareea,
irlui Franchss p Esperay ca Il al
ii "a spatelc niiscxrii de restaurare
. fostului fnlEr Carol 81 Cd :,
ceasta activit1 = 5 'ar intalni en- q
probarea poll vi francexe.
. BRAND = 1ntrsrnpt sicSnd ca
aceste svonul n 'au nici 8 basa,
caci guyernuT franeez nu si-a dsf
nici cand conillnta ntamintul sau PEN
tru restaurant nonarhisi care Il
ii contrara tfstatulni pc care a.
mare frapeei u rstifick.
I'm IL IT, ant - iyit esupra
deelarafiei n stdlni Wctterle, L.
nul dintre dpptatii, din Alsacia,
care = spus poporul din Bana.
tul Timisoril pifnge araar III.
potrivs tral entulni eel primes:
3s3 " - !. ~ 4sas
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09

se:s.se.ss e - 1l - :.
tilhari in scata q ~ April. jude
catorul Neff aat D nimicit petitia
lui in care cere lliyort de ncvasts5
sa Cecilia, G8l6 ledar Ave.
Benjamin. aein, secretar IA
firma mare Klein Sons & Co. Il
marturisit viaoyatia Sd ea q VIC.
lat legile pfolll1atiei dar neaga
Ica. ell s'a inlbrs ~ de politist ca
+sa induca s,,toSfk title. III ereare.
n ) rac,,na Z asess - h S : sl,,a din "a.
brica lui 100 asle de alcool 81 ii
cartile firmei I'M trecut pc, nu-
mele al mai lt6r eomereianti.
dctailisti Cd astfel 81 balansene
situatia. JudecSta va fl ii sapta.
nina aceasta.
Salt Lake City Legea con.
ira fumarii adnsa ia statul Utah
devenit valabila de-azi. Din ziua
aceasta toate eigaretele 81, ciga.
.o,o ,.oo,,, r... 81, - 4.4,,,
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INFORNAT|UN|

Washington. Presedmtele
Harding va redacta nu peste mutt
0 proclamatie, precum Sc vor-
lbeste in cercurile pslitice din
Washington, unde Isl va des-
volta programul ocupatiei mill
tare asupra insulei San Domingo.
In intelesul acestei proclamatii
ocuparea militara Sc va sfirsi de
acnm in opt luni.
Dominic Benigno 81 Charles
Coletti, acuzati cu asasinarea lui
Sly 81 Tanner, 81 carl s'au refu-
| giat in Mexico, vor merge la Vera
Cruz in Is lunie. Astfel telegra-
fiat capitanul Mattowitz sefului
de polite Smith. Destinatia Gala
| toriei lor ar Fl Spania, dar vor ii
prinsi de detectivii din Cleveland
in Havana. Mattowitz a notifi-
cat lni Smith ca presedintele
Obregon nu-i extradeaza direct
Statel0r Unite deoarece acestia
infatiseaza posibilitatea sentintei
de moarte. Smith, dupa 0 confe-
rinta ell procurorul Stanton, a
TRIMS telegrama lui Mattowitz,
|sa-i urmareasca pc fugitivi ',pina
Ia marginile lumii, daca va Fl de
lipsa''. Procurorul Cassidy a
mers la Washington sd vorbeasca
in chestia extradarii lor cu mi
nistrul de justitie, Daugherty.
Cassidy va cere departamentulni
naval sd retina pc fugitivi de pc
Ofi care vap0r care va ajunge la
trei mile de coasta americana.
Judecatorul Dempsey va judeca
All q pers0ane earl sunt acuzate
cu violarea legii de communicate 81
circulate in oras. Toti acestia
sunt proprietari de automobil 81
AL facut difeEite iregularitati,
preeum: au manat prea repede,
au fost beti manand automobilul,
manand pe lfnga tramvaiu care
statea, $. a. Gu Ocazia acestor me-
regularitati au fost ranite sase
persoane, dintre carl patru copii.
Londr1. - Londra 81 Liverpool
nu pot conuniea de oarece firele
sunt taiate. Aceste sunt rele mai
noui vesti despre lupta irlandezi.
lor Gu englezii. In toate partile
y
Irlandezii STUNT bande earl tale
firele 81 trupele guyernale sunt
aproape impotente fata de eli. Axi
au fost arestate patru perspane
suspecte ca an taiat firele. Eli vor
Fl tradusi fnaintea curtii mar
tale.
John Rocehi, care acuzat ca q
Smpuscat pc femeia sa, Philome-
M, din jelosie, pentru Cd aceasta
seris anni tinar pc care I cunostea
1nex din italia de cand ERA fata 81
4are ! VENT dupa "a in America,
! spus judecdtornlui Bernon "a
IA M ! yinovat. IA ziua de 26
Main, sfnd ! fost prins, ! decla-
Irat - femeia - s'a sinucis, apoi
4 declarat ca > alta persoan5 j
|omosft-o in fine . marturisit IL
[cl ! ueis-o din jelosie.
Toalas Hodse, domiciliat 223s
ls6el l3ay, = fost adus III spitalui
" stss rknit AZ a. elot. Il
Hs.asn ~ ~ -. M - - !. = @
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
A JEW PRESIDENT OF FAR EAST
ERN REPUBLIC.
NJ. KrasnOehelSOff, Once House Painter
In Chicago. Heads Siberian Re
public.

That KrasnochckOff. the first Prcsi-
dent of the Far Eastern Republic. is
a jew. born in Russia. and rising to
political heights in Siberia. via Amcri-
ga. is the story Orrin Keith tells in II
recent issue of the Japan Advertiser.
According to Mr.. Keith. Krasnoch-
ekoff emigrated to the United States
from Russia when n mere lad about
sixteen years ago. He is now not
more than 81.
II is wholly fitting. says Mr.. Keith,
that he should have been chosen by
the first government of the new Re
public to be its head, even tho he is
not a Siberian by birth. He has work
ed to the point of exhaustion for the
Russian people of the Far East for
the last five years. Siberia is the
only part of Russia in which he pass
ed some of the years of his maturity,
having come there direct from Ameri-
ca.
Arriving in the United States, Krns-
nOchekoff went 10 Chicago and worked
at his trade of painter and decorator.
all the time organizing Soviets. lee
turing. studying law and editing Rus
sian paper. He WAS practicing law
when the news of the Russian Revolu-
tion came to him. and he left for Rus
sia Immediately. landing at vladic-
vostOk in July, 1917.
From that time TO this he has been
n marked man. His adventures during
the Kolchak regime would make Il
thrilling story. A year ago he was is
suing proclamations as the provision
nj president of the Far Eastern Re
public at time when his adhercnts
controlled only small strip of terri
tory. Now he has extended the Far
Eastern Republic from Baikal to the
sea.
Mr.. Keith denies the assertion that
the government of the Far Eastern Re
public is in the hands of Jews. Only
three ministers are Jews. and it is cer-
tain that the percentage in the gov
crnment is small in comparison with
the population.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
Pres. Harding Endorses
American Jewish Relief
SENDS LETTER OF ENCOURAGE
MENT AND APPROVAL.

President Harding has sent the fol-
lowing letter to David A. Brown. chair
man of the S14.OOO.OOO Embarrassing
campaign of the American Jewish Re
lief committee. for the relief of hun
drcds of thousands of destitute Jews in
Western and Central Europe.
The White House. Washington.
My dear Mr.. Brown:
1t $ n pleasure to communicate to
you and your associates the assurance
of my unqualified approval of the great
effort you are making in behalf of the
suffering and unfortunate Jewish peo-
pie in Europe. The presentations of
their case which have come to my at
tention have impressed me profound
ly, and it is good to know that such
an organization as your own is con-
timing the splendid work that in the
past has been so very fruitful of hu-
name and praise-wOrthy results.
! trust that the effort in which you
are now engaged will have the fullest
measure of success.
Very sincerely,
tSigned) Warren G. Harding.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07

Those people that come to America
with the idea OF changing America by
foul means or fair. are absolutely
wrong, and have no place here because
nobody asked them to come for that
purpose. buC those that do come are
welcome with the common understand
ing that he they humble people. he
they artisans, shoemakers. tailorS.
farmers. be they any Hind of repre-
sentative of the crafts of the hand. he
they lawyers or doctors. he they pro-
feSsors or merchants or millionaircs.
everyone of them must he willing TO
lay down upon the altar of American
idealism his quora of personal service.
And that is the meaning of thestribufe
on Armistice Day. and when you leave
this hall. | want you to 90 out saying.
We know who the unknown soldier
was 1t is myself. il is every one of
US. it is the average American. the one
and the one hundred million citizens
of this country
so l say to you tonight, most of
you are immigrants, most of you are
foreigners. most of you have come to
this country, like | myself. from over
the sea let us give our heart and our
hand to America let us support this
government let us lend our moral
force and let that flag which decorates
this hall be not only the flag of justice
and righteousness and peace for
America. but the flag of Justice and
righteousness and pence for all the
world so that in the days to CONE,
nations will lift up the old bible AMI
say to America
you are indeed the Abraham Of
the nations; you arc indeed the great
promise you have become great
blessing to your own people and 10 all
the world"
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
MIZRACH DISTRICTS TO BE RE-
ORGANIZED.

New York-At the last session of
The Sth Annual Convention of the MiZ-
lions were adopted, the more important
of which are designed to effect local
and genera! reorganization of the Or
thodox Zionist circles in this country.
1t was decided to elect an Executive
Committee in place of the Central
Committee of .. the Executive to in
clude the President. Secretary and
Trea surer Councils for the strens-
thcning of the Mizrnch work in the
various districts We're decided upon, as
was also the publication in Hebrew
and in Yidish of II bulletin for the i'll
formation of its members.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
VERDICT AGAINST JEWISH
SELFDEFENCE MEMBERS AN.
NOUNCED.


Jerusalem-'rhe shock over the an
nouncement of the verdict against the
three Jews accused of having thrown
"a bomb at an Arab crowd on Novem-
her 2nd, has turned to profound grief.
On Saturday, the leading Rabbis spoke
in the synagogues denouncing the yer
diet and solemnly affirming that the
Jewish self-defcnce against armed as
sailants would not he given mp.
An impromptu mass meeting waS
held aI the Great. Iesliivah, where II
committee WAS deputed to call ON Sir
Herbert Samuel and present the de
Iuand for the immediate dismissal Of
General Storrs. Governor of Jerusa-
lem. and the prompt nnnulment of the
verdict.
The "Ha-ArotZ." the Jerusalem He
brew daily, has published II special
edition. stigmatiziug the verdict as a
yipdictivc sentence. and urging tn"
government to Introduce justice into
politics. instead of politics into jus
ticc"
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
LEAGUE" TO HELP JEWISH
REFUGEES.

Bucharcst-The Roumanian Govern
mcnt is reported to have promised TO
help the Executive of the Jewish
World Relief Committee to facilitate
the transporting of food and clothing
ucross the Dnicstcr for the Jewish
refugees.
The office of DIR. Nansen. of the Re
lief Seeretariat of the League of Ma
tions. has cabled his representative at
bucharest his approval of the steps
taken by the Jewish Relief Executive.
Similarly, the Italian Government is
also smportiag this step. and the first
transport of food and clothing 10 Sow
let Russia and the Ukraine may short
ly be expected.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
SOVIET DENIES UKRiNIAN IN
SURRECTlON. ADMITS POGROMS.

London-Official advices received
here from Soviet authorities cmphati-
cally deny that there has been an in
surrection in the Ukraine. While it
is admitted that small bands have ap-
Feared at the frontiers and that in
their march through the small towns
have massacred the peaceful pOpula-
tion, it is assured that these maraud-
ing groups have since been disbanded.
The pogroms are. accordingly. traced
directly to the Ukranian 'roughs."
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07

il tercst and enthusiasm shown toward
medical ideals. are striking. l was
prepared before my arrival to find the
Jewish doctor well informed and in
the front rank of the profess ac-
cord with the historic fact that the
W Is at his best in this field. l am
here reminded of men like Ehrlich,
Wasscrmann. Cohnheim, Jacob, Sir
Felix Semon, and a host of other dis
c.ples of the teachings of Maimonides.
The Jewish doctor in your city is very
much of Jew as well as a doctor.
Community spirit in Denver is in n
large measure responsible for the very
favorable impression which the strang-
cr gets when he comes to your city.
The cosmopolitanism of the population
almost reminded me of my native city
and in Denver East seems TO meet
West. In your town people ride n
horse and drive an automobile with
equal facility-herc again there is Il
moral for the Wise Men of the East
l could say much about your wonder
full scenic background If a thing of
beauty is joy forever your lives are
so much happier. But local patriotism
bids me remind you of our Hudson.
from our city, and the ocean.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
AFFTDAVITS REQUIRED FROM
PASSPORT APPLICANTS.

IJewIsh Tt1rgraphlc Agchcy.J
Warsaw for passports
to leave Poland will bc required to
furnish sworn affidavits showing that
and the consent of the Polish consul
In Canada or the Unitt-l States So
cured, before the passport would he
vizcd. according to an announcement
today. of the Immigration office. This
new provision will go into effect on
January 1st.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
HARVARD STUDENT. q. HOLDS
FOUR DEGREES.

Harry krieger, Harvard. is the pos
scsor of the following degrees: \ b..
NJ. A. I'h. ID. and ] u. He is II men,
Der of Phi Beta Kappa. President
mcndcd him for the Carnegie fellow
ship which he was recently awarded
Mr.. Kreger who is only "A. is writing
n book on international Law
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
JEWISH CHAUTAUQuA SOCIETY
TO MEET IN DALLAS.

The Both Assembly of the Jewish
Chautauqua Society will meet in Dal-
las, Texas. Dee 25-:S0. The speakers
will include DIR. Henry Bcrkowitz
chancellor of the Jewish Chautauqua
Society. DIR. Wm. Roseman the vice
chancellor and many other men and
women prominent in advancing Jewish
history. literature and education.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
"AMALGAMATED" SENDS THIRD
FOOD TRANSPORT TO RUSSIA.

New York; transport of food and
clothing for the starving in Russia, col
lcctcd through the initiative of the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers OF
america. left New York last week on
board the "Eastport.' The cargo
aboard the ship was valued at S:s0,OO0,
and is II further contribution and in
excess of thc SiJO.OOO the organization
undertook to raise for that purpose.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
Very sincerely,
Warren G. Harding.
Signetl)
"EvENING WORLn" CHAMPIONS
ZIONISM.

New York-The fifth of series of
articles OH Zionism and the Palestine
Fund by Sophie Irene Loeb has ap-
peared in the New York evening
World. The articles consist of series
of Interviews with members of the
Zionist Delegation and expressions OF
the writer's opinion on the progress
made by the Zionists in Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
DEPORTED PALESTINIAN COM
MINISTS ARRIVED IN ODESSA.
Gewish Telegraphic Agency.)

COnstantinople The II Jewish
Communists. members of the Jewish
Socialist Labor Party. dcportcd from
Palestine by order of the High Com
missioner. following the Jaffa riots.
have arrived in Odessa and are be-
licvcd to he proceeding to Moscow.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
"A Place For Me"

My Father has need of the birds and
the flowers.
a place for each beautiful tree,
And so l am sure in His wonderful
There, n place and mission for
me.
He has IL good purpose in all lie
has made.
And surely know 1t must lie
That when He pronounced His crca-
tion all good.
He meant something lovely for me.
SO. wherever | go and in all that |
do,
crave the dear vision 10 see.
My place in my Fathers own wonder
ful plan,
Ny task and His BLESSINGS for me.
I'd like to use all of my talents and
time,
And ever so faithful to he:
That God should not miss any service
of mine,
To perfect His service in me.
Then l must look close fhru the days
as they pass.
The sign of His guiding TO see.
And he glad that my Fathers own
loving good plan
Included mission for me-
$ The BAPTIST
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
DIR. NOAH PINE HONORED BY
BELGIAN GOVERNMENT.

Paris-It is reported from Brussels
that DIR. Noah Pine. medical officer of
the Ukraniai Jewish Federation. has
been appointed n Chcvalier of the "Or-
Dire Conrannc Belga." in recognition of
his medical services to the masses of
Jewish cmiSrants and refugees.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
ONLY JEWISH MEMBER OF SWISS
PARLIAMENT DEAD.


Paris-Thc death of Maurice Goct-
shcl. the only Jewish member of the
Swiss Parliament. is reported from
Zurich. The deceased was 62 years OF
age. and the death was sudden.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07
DR.. E. Bluestone Praises
Denver Institutions
SOLUTION FOR IIBEEtJI.OSIS
MUST COME fRGM liB0Ra
TIONS NOT CLINICS.


oi Mount Sinai Hospital, Il was asked
so frequently 10 give my impressions
OF the city' th'tt VIII DE giad TO avhli
myself OF the columns OF the Jewish
News to give the answer.
/ will. however, limit myself TO the
discussion of affairs pertaining to my
own line. for n general discussion would
take both too much time and space.
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clude the organization of the medical
profession. Both of the large Jewish
tuberculosis hospitals are admirable
institutions and doing well with the
patients entrusted to their care. / was
particularly impressed however with
the Children's Hospital which was plan
ned by DIR. S. s. Goldwater, the genius
of the modern hospital. who has recent
Jewish hospital in Palestine The fact
that II city with population of about
fifteen thousand Jews does not already
possess a centrally located Jewish gen
cral hospital and dispensary of at least
fifty bed capacity vas somewhat dis
appointing. At the present time new
Jewish hospitals of large capacity are
going up in New York. st. Louis, Buff
falo. and Memphis. As good medical
men are available in Denver. and with
n proper philanthropic response from
all clements of the Jewish community.
| ilaye no doubt that this requirement
will be fulfilled before long.
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mist with regard to possibilities. The
law man little knows of Ehrlich's Iifc
fine of experimentation before giving
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The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-12-07

\ congregation has been organized
and IA synagogue is about to he erected
by Jews of .Ieffersonville. sullivan
county, y V Less than decade ago
thcrc was not Il Jewish resident in
JcffprSonyille nor We're Jews enter
tanned at the many hotels and board
ing houses for which the locality is
famous.