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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-09

Convoy, Ohio.-''During the Change
Of Life I was weak and rundown and
could hardly do my work. By reading
your advertisements ] found out about
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and it has Strengthened me
right out and made me feel like new
woman. By the time I had taken
eight bottles I was well and could do
my homework on the farm without
trouble. recommended it to my
daughter-in-law after her second baby
was born and it did her q wonderful
lot of good. : told her to try it and
If it didn't help her / would pay for
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-09
SOME MIDDLE-AGED women
ARE AILING ALL The Time
Mrs. Alderman and Mrs. Mayer Tell Women How
Lydia E. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound
Helped Them at This Trying Period

il, and before she had taken one
bottle she said to me, You won't
have to pay for it! It is helping me
wonderfully And she took three
bottles Of it. You can use my testi@
monial if you wish. - Mrs. ELSIE
ACKERMAN, Convoy, Ohio.
Mrs. Mayors Experience
Litchfeld, Conn., have given
your medicine a fair trial Il am on
my fifth bottle) and can truthfully
say that 1t has helped me. / am at
the Change of Life and was not able
to sleep nights, had indigestion, pail
pitation of the heart, pains IN my
right and left sides (more so if hur-
ried), had a rapid beating IN my left
ear and dreaded to see night coma.
I felt smothered if lay on my left
side, / had gas dreadfully, at times
felt as if some one had me by the
throat, had hot waves through me
and sometimes / would shake in spells
of nervousness. | am taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and l cannot praise it enough. can
say it does all it claims to do and /
can recommend it to my friends. I
can sleep much better, the pains In
my sides are gone, I am not so ner-
vous, my digestion is much better,
and livery seldom have the hot waves.
l must say that the Vegetable Com
pound is the best medicine for wo-
mems ills and I win answer letters
from women asking about it. -
Mrs. JOSEPH MAYER, SIX, Box So
Litchdeld, Connecticut.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-09
Ereahen a Heavy Skin

With the antiseptic, fascinating Cuti-
cura Talcum Powder, an exquisitely
scented, economical face, skin, baby
and busting powder and perfume.
Renders other perfumes superfuouS.
One of the Cuticura Toilet Trio (Soap,
Ointment, Talcum) Advertisement.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-09

Mrs. Joseph Moran, wife Of
wealthy Brooklyn ship builder whG
has been called the 'best-dressed wom-
an in the world" by newspapers in
Paris and London. But Mrs. Moran,
who returned to New York few days
ago, disclaimed the honor She believes
in American-made clothes for Ameri-
can women, and her extensive ward
robe was acquired not in Paris, but in
New York. She says she dresses only
to please her husband, and succeed
ing in that, she pleases herself.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-09
PLAN SANITARIUM ON
MOUNT POPOCATEPETL
Will Be Erected at Altitude of
1888 Feet.

Mexico City.-At an altitude Of H.
843 feet, near the snOw-covered peak
of the volcano Mount Popocatepetl,
practical use Is to be made of the
romantic lure of the mountain that
SMOKES as Popocatepetl is referred
to frequently.
The ministry of public works makes
the announcement that an offer has
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-09
School to Teach Baking

Baking now has taken its place
among the arts. A salon of baking
which opened it's doors in Paris, has
proved a great success.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-09

The man who is domiciled in a vii.
lage boarding house has no use for a
local paper.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-09
Double Rail Speed

By use Of benzol rail motor cars of
Australia have doubled their speed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-09
Haifi's Coffee Crop

Haiti is practically a one-crop coun-
try, exporting coffee valued at $1O,-
100000 in f923-1924, while exports of
cotton and cottonseed were valued +
less than $2,3OO,000 and sugar at little
more than 100000.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-09
The Hikeg

Edith-Did you enjoy your hike?
GIadys-Not much; only got one
auto ride.-Allston Recorder
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-09-09

Nothing necessary Is impossible.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03

k0t0tt 68, eltemettetett $50. S mi
utan a konfirmandusokrol az elo-
zo lelkesz urak mem vezettek anya
konyvet S ICY csak ket utolso
evrol tudunk kimutatassal szol'
galni. Konfirmaltatott 1924-1925-
ben 81 gyermek.
A gyermekek reszere egesz even
keresztiil vasarnapi iskolat tar
tunk, amikor enekeket, madsago-
kat, bibliai t0rteneteket S altala-
ban a vallashoz es jo erkolcshoz
tartoz6 dolgokat tanulnak. Julius
Is agusztus honapokban, nagy al
dozatok aran, mindennapos nyari
magyar iskolat tartunk, hogy lit
sziiletett gyermekeink megtanul-
janak magyarul irni-olvasni, meg
ismerjek MagyarorAag foldraj-
zat, tortenelmet, hogy megtanul-
jak ismeri, becsiilni es szeretni szii
leik nyelvet, nemzetet es hazajat
is.
Az 1925-ik eyre megvalasztott
ecvhaztanacs nevsora: F0gond-
nok: Bir6 Andras, gondnok Body
Istvan, algondhok: Fabian Mi
haly, jegyzo: Antal Istvan, penz-
tarnok: Sebestyen ALBERT, pres
byterek Baba JOSEF, Baba ia
nos, F6nagy Janos, Kiss Imre,
Pal Istvan, Biro 'J6zsef, Bordy
Sander, Bordy Gy0rgy, Molnar
JOSEF, 'Shamu Gyorgy, R6thy
Gyorgy, G6czy Kalman, Macy J6-
zsef, aki kes6bb lemondott. Mine
No. Som Pork olab J6zsef es Ko-
vacs Janos. 'Sharpsvillen: Macy
Gabor.
Or0mmel es megelegedessel zar-
juk be egyhazunk 20 ewes torte-
netet az 1925 evben, inert tettek-
kel bizonyitottuk be, hogy oily sok
sulyos megprobaltatas utan egyha
zunk ma mar haladas osvenNere
lepett. Az elmult husz esztendo le-
gyen a jovo zaloga, hogy tovabbra
is azon fogunk haladni k0zaka-
rattal, igyekezettel valora tudjuk
valiant azon szep remenyeket, me-
lyek egyhazunk jov6 fejl6desehez
fuziink.
Remeljiik, ada az listen, hogy
remenyiinkben ne csalatkozzunk,
hogy maid az vi eIhelyezkedes
utan szaporodni fog az egyhaz tag
jainak szama, n0vekedik a Sha-
ron, Farrell es Sharpsville-i refor-
matasok sziveben az egyhaz iran
ii erdekl0des es aldozatkeszseg s
evek mulva kis farrelli egyhaz,
az amerikai magyar reformatus-
sag es altalaban a magyarsag leg
er6sebb bastyainak az egyike lesz.
Ha Sharon, Farrell, Sharpsvil
lei reformatussag mind egyutt
lesz a hitbuzg6sag es aldozatkesz-
seggel es igaz reformatus erkol-
csokkel, ha odaadjuk neki meleg
sziviinket, akkor a mi igaz krisz-
tusi egyhazunk megadja nekik AIT
az erot es gyozelmet, amellyel fell
magasztaltatunk nepek elott.
Ada kegyelemnek Istene, hogy
ugy legyen!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03

(Folytatas az 1-so oldalr6I
ajandekab6l szarmaznak. Csor-
nyei Ferenc egy enekmutat6 tab
lat ajandekozott.
1905 oktober Gen az egyhazme-
gye bizottsagot kiild0tt XII ma
gyar egyhaz hivatalos megalakita-
sara, de a megalakulas bizonyta-
Ian okok Matt ekkor mem tortent
meg.
1907 majus lien az egyhazme-
gye kikuldotteinek jelenleteben
hivatalosan megalakult es seer
veztetett egyhazkozsegiink mint
egy hatvan rendes taggal, a She
mango egyhazmegy'e kebeleben.
Az alakulo gyiilesen S6-an vol
tax jelen, xix k0zul 20-an ma is
k0zottiink elnek: Koran Janos,
Sike Pal, Angi Karoly, ifj. Koran
Janos, Kurpe Miklos, s m u
Gyorgy, Mate Janos, Koran ia
nosne, Korpa Mihaly, Papp Mi
haly, Takacs Imre, Takacs Imre-
ne, Goczy Kalman, Somogyi Jo-
zsefne, Berke Janos, Baba Janos-
ne, Kiss Janos, Hethy Denesne,
Nemeth Zsigmondne.
1907 majus 12-en t0rtent Mt.
Schodle G. Adam innepelyes fell
avatasa es beiktatasa, amely aka
lommal derek magyar asszonya-
ink sajat koltsegikDn gy0ny0rii-
en-, eloviragokkal diszitettek fel
a templomot. Ezen a magasztos
iinnepen a kovetkezo angel es ma
gsar lelkeszek fungaltak: DIR. Rev.
T. w. Swan, Rev. Fulton, Rev.
Harrison, Mt, Nanassy Lajos, Bas-
SO Bella es Hanko Gyula.
Az egyhazmegye megbizasabol
helybeli lelkesz gondoskodott a
k0rnyekbeli varosokban lako ma
gyar reformatusok lelki sziiksegei
rol is, Beaverfallson es New
Brightonban havonta ketszer,
New Castle ben havonkent egy-
seer tartvan istentiszteletet. Az
1907 7-rol szolo lelkeszi jelentes XII
emeli Beaverfallson es New
Brightonban lak6 magyar hittest-
vereink buzg6sagat es aldozatkesz
seget, aminek melto bizonysaga
az, hogy a beaverfallsi leanyegy-
hazunk 1908 januar 26-an szentel-
tie fel sajat templomat es ma mar
onall6 egyhazza 1909-ben alakult,
van sep parochiaja jelenlegi lei
kesze, Mt. Varga Lajos. A new
castlei leanyegyhaz pedig meg
sziint.
1908 februar elejen Mt. Schodle
G. Adam lemondott itteni lelkeszi
hivatalarol es aprilis Len Phila-
dephia-ba tavozott. Ajanlatara a
gyiilekezet Almassy Lajost valasz
totta meg, XII akkor az Allegheny j
theologia hallgatoja volt.
Almassy Lajos 1908 marcus 27-
en- foglalta ell itteni hivatalat. A
gsiilekezet es a lelkesz egy aka
rattal kezdette meg munkalko-
dast. Sep tervekkel, nagy remeny
nyel neztek jov0 ele. A templom
telek mindket oldalan a betonjar-
da, a templomba es iskolaba ve-
zeto lepcsok, ezen idotajt kesziil-
tex. Amde az egyetertes mem So
kaig tartott. Az egyet]enkedes, az
aldatlan viszalykodas, megbontot
tax sep egyetertest, megakasz-
tottak az egyhaz fejl6deset.
A szep tervek "a basement al
alakitasa, lelkesz lakas epitesi
mem keriiltek megvalositasra. Min
denesetre hatranyara volt az is
az egyhaznak, hogy Almassy La
iost csak 1910 julius 3-an await
tax fel lelkesznek.
1910 december 13-an Mt. AL
massy Lajos lemondott itteni lei
keszi ihivatalarol es Hazletonba til
yozott.
Eltavozasaval lelkeszi alias
uresedesben volt 1911 aprilis g.
ig, amikor Mt. Bogar Lajos ajan-
lafara a gyiilekezet Garai Ger6t
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03

IdgOC SzdmldI eS kOVeIKcZO IeI-
mott gyermekek vezetese alatt Gil !:
Elnok: Takacs Iren,- jegyzo: Kiss
Katalin,- penztarnok: Bir6 Erzse-
| bet,- tanitonok: Antal Margit, FIJI
lop Margit. Ugyanezen evben SEER
veztetett ujra az Ifjusagi Kor is,
miutan regi farrelli magyar ref.
"Ifjusagi Egylet es Dalkor" be-
tegsegelyzo egylette alakult at.
Ezen farrelli magyar "Ref. Ifju-
sagi Kor'' jelenleg 80 tagot szam-
lal es nagy gondot fordit Kor
az onkepzesre. A Kor keszpenz va
gyona, egy evi mikodes utan,
korulbeliil 800 dollar, holott a
K0r ezen az even 100 dollarral
megajandekozta egyhazunkat es
egy gyonyoru sep zongorat vett
$50 dollarert. A Kor tisztvisel6i
Elnok: Mt. Vecsey A. Jen6,- jegy-
20; Kiss Julianna,- penztarnok
Takacs R6za,- konyvtarnok: 10th
Erzsebet.
A belszervezes megtortente
utan a lelkesz az ujonnan valasz-
tott eloljar6sag tagjaival kapcso-
latosan igyekezett templom es
par6chia. kijavittatasanak iigyet
el0mozditani, miutan mind a ket
epilet meglehetosen elhanyagolt
allapotban volt, az epiiletek mum
kalatai alatt ertve a kuls0 fes-
test, bels6 papirozast, furnace be-
allitasat a par6chiara, a pince XII
onteset, parochian k0riil a be-
ton jarda, megcsinaltatasat, stb.,
stb. Az egyhaznak ezen mrtnkala-
tok mintegy 1000 dollarjaba .ke-
riilt, amely osszeg ujabb elo BIZ
zonysaga annak, hogy tenyleg az
osszetartasban rejlik az ero.
1924 julius hawaiian megalaki-
totta azutan lelkesz Mine No.
SON a leanyegyhazat, ahol ez ev-
ben mar egyhazunk mindennapos
nyari magyar iskolat is tartott
fem, amely iskolanak 36 rendesen
latogatott novendeke volt es' ezen
iskola vezet6je volt Mt. Vecsey A
Jen6ne.
Sharpsvillen is pr6balkoztunh
megvaloSitani mindazokat, anne
lyeket Mine No. 5-0n, ki is kuld-
tunk oda egy High School n0ven-
deket tanitani Fabian Arpadot, de
ugy latszik, hogy az ottani refor.
matus testvereink bizonyos resze.
mex mar mines sziiksege templom
ra meg kevesbe magyar isko-
lara; de meg kevesbe tud ma mar
lelkesedni oseinek hiteert, de az,
ert mi meg mindig azon remeny-
ben ringatjuk magunkat, hogy a
sharpsvillei testvereinknek Sc hi
deg, Sc meleg viselkedese az egy.
hazunkkal szemben id0vel maid
csak meg fog valtozni
1925 junius 15-en rovid beteg.
seq utan hirtelen meghalt Macy
Jozsefne, szil. Baba Margit, egy.
hazunk penztarnokanak felesege
A helybeli osszmagyarsag altala-
nos reszvete kiserte utols6 utja.
ra, az egyhaz koszorut helyezett
ravatalara. Legyen aldott emleke.
Zete!
/ 1925 augusztusban elhatarozta.
tott az egyhaz jelenlegi birtoka
max eladasa, amellyel algondno
hunk, Fabian Mihaly real-estates
b / a t o meg. Ezen ha
tarozattal kapcsolatosan az el6lja
rosag ajanlatara az egyhazkozse
gi kozgyiiles a Budd es Oakland
st. sarkan elteriilo ket telek meg.
vasarlasat hatarozta ell, az uj tenn
plom, par6chia es az iskola reszc
re. A ket telek vetelara $2,5Ot
volt. \
1925 augustus Gen BRO Jozsei
ne, szul. Macy Maria, Bro J6-
zsef presbyter derek felesege, szep
teritokkel ajandekozta meg egy.
hazunkat. Az 1925-ik evben kon.
firmalt gyermekek Biro Erzse-
bet, Kiss R6za, Macy R6za, Ozs-
4 l. IL X-l n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-03
EGY KIs DISKURALAs.

Masfel6rai hiskuralgatas utan
vegre szomszedasszony bucsuz-
kodni kezd imigyen:
- No de most mar mennem kell
a Plumberhoz.
- Els minek megy oda?
- Tudja a vizvezetek erGsen fo-
Nik, de a repedesen az uram raj
ia tartja kezet, hogy viz ell ne
arassza a szobakat.
= Ne mondja.
- Icy bizony, tehat sietnem
kell, inert az uram meg tirelmet-
lenkedni talalna :.
SANYARU Wendell,
hogy szuletese 6ta tarto pillanat-
nyi penzzavaran segitsen, bemegy
egy trafikba, hogy sorsjegyet va
saroljon, amivel azutan lehetoleg
a f0nyeremenyt meg is szerezze.
Megkerdi meg trafikos kisasz-
szonyt:
= Mondja, kedves nagysad, mi
kor lesz a huzas?
- Hat het mulva.
- No akkor mem kell sorjegy.
Nekem mar delutan sziiksegem
van a penzre.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-17
HON. NELLIE TAYLOR ROSS
Governor, State of Wyoming

1t is with deep interest that l have
learned of the intention of the Denver
Jewish News to publish on the Jewish
New Year, September 10, "A special Wyo-
ming edition of its journal. 1t is with
much appreciation. assure you, that
| comply with your suggestion that |
send TO the Jewish residents Of Wyo-
ming my greetings on that day.
In contemplation of the history of
the Jewish people may be found much
inspiration. The fidelity with which
they have adhered to their ancient
faith throughout the ages commands
the respect and admiration of all the
world The fortitude with which they
have borne trials and adversities in
the past without loss of their strong
characteristic traits affords II valuable
lesson TO us all.
VIII you convey to my Jewish friends
in Wyoming my good wishes at the
beginning of their New Year, II is
my hope that IT holds in store for them
much prosperity and happiness.
Yours most sincerely
NELLIE TAYLOR ROSS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-17
Introduction

Because the Jewish people, the only
large national group in existence which
has no national home, although one is
now in the remaking. occupies the uni
que position of endeavoring In almost
every country Of the world to maintain
the non-poltical features of nation
hood indissolubly bound up with n dis.
tinct religious faith, an annual review
| of events relating to the Jewish people
may prove both interesting and useful.
Just as review of years history OF
vide itself into survey of domestic
happenings. on the one hand, and events
abroad which have affected the nation.
on the other "A review of the Jewish
year must logically cover first the most
significant tendencies within the vari-
Gus communities, as such, and, sec
ond, an appraisal of the meaning of
those outside happenings which have
impinged in one way or another upon
scattered Israel
To ignore geographical boundaries
and consider Jewry as whole, would
he artificial and strained Each coun-
try has its own Jews-as someone has
well said "The Jew 1t Deserves" Both
the internal communal problems and
those arising from the impact of out
side forces are different in every land.
But for all useful purposes, the various
communities may be dealt with in n
few groups. The Jewish year has been
most eventful in the United States. In
the middle European lands In Russia,
and In Palestine, and the greater part
Of our birds eyeview Will, therefore.
deal with events OF Jewish significance
In these countries.
In general way. II may be said that
the year has not been n happy one in
sofar as the attitude of non-Jews to-
wards Jews is concerned. As respects
Jewish communal life, progress or its
absence has been largely determined by
the economic conditions in the various
countries. In the United States, for ex-
ample, there have been many signs OF
growth; while our information of com
munal events in other western lands is
meagre, such data as We do possess ap-
pear TO indicate n more or less static
condition; in Eastern Europe, the COM
munities are struggling; in Russia the
Jewish community has fallen upon evil
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-17
HON. ALFRED Z. SMITH
Governor, State of New York.

"The sacredness of the Jewish New
Year has impressed me from my boy
hood days on the East Side of New
York. l still recall the patriarchs
and their families spending the day
in crowded synagogues offering up
earnest prayers to Almighty God
These early experiences impressed
me with the fact that the Jewish New
Year is no day of vulgar celebration
but of solemn thought about how ones
life In the past year has measured up
in the judgment of the Maker Of us
all
"A people like the Jews to whom re-
ligion is the bread of daily life is an
asset to any country in which they
live If l ventured to give any New
Years message 1t would be TO the
younger generation of Jews. some of
when sometimes forget that what made
their people great in history was their
religion. BY adhering to its principles
they become better Americans. The
separation of Church and State is an
American principle in which l pro
foundly believe, but do not believe in
the separation of our faith from our
daily lives
UNFORTUNATELY, there are some hap
PLY minority in our fair land, who
are intolerant of races and religions
other than their own. They think that
is American. On the contrary, II is
most un-American and unpatriotic.
"In wishing my fellow Jewish citi.
zens of the State of New York a good
New Year, join with them in prayer
that Almighty God will help then
| strengthen the time h0nored American
principles Of liberation and religious
freedom. ALFRED f. SMITH"
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-17
CHURCH AND STATE JOIN EWRY IN ROSH HASHANA GREETING
A ROSH HA SHONOH MES.
SAGE

We usher ip our Rosh Ha Shonoh
1856 with the Philadelphia Fifteen
Million Dollars. Conference for Re
lief. On the first day of Selichoths
the princes of our people gathered
together to assume the responsibility
of leadership in the realm of giving.
Whether the money will be spent
merely for colonization in Russia, or
part of this very generous New
Year Gift will go for reconstruction
work upon our sacred soil in Pales-
tine, we are writing new chapter of
Charity in the triumphant story of
Israel, people called by common
consent, Rachmonim Bnei Rachmo-
MIN, the Children of Mercy. Loyalty
let us support the decision of our
leaders. In the New Year let us
broadcast the new word of hope to
our brothers overseas that we are
eager "to stand shoulder shoulder
with them in this, the most import
ant, the most crucial period in jew
ish history"
Studying out history we may say
truly that happiness is but "the oc-
casional episode in general drama
of pain Fondly we dream that a
new Messianic day will dawn when
the pam and the tragedy of our dra-
matte story will be thing of the
past. Let us open the new page of
our peoples Story Book with re-
born faith in our future. Already we
rejoice in the glad tidings that come
to us from the Fourteenth Zionist
Congress of new forces which have
been released to heal the hurt of oui
people. Because of Zionist states
manship the Jewish Agency will be
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-17

days: Palestine. the youngest OF Jew
ish communities Is naturally growing
most rapidly and most Interestingly.
The United States
In the United States, Jews were vital
ly Interested In the various symptoms
Of continuing reaction of which the ku
Klux Klan is the symbol. The most
noteworthy and widespread symptom
was the attempt TO introduce religion
into public educational institutions. En-
deavors In this direction in various
parts of the country were so similar.
that 1t may be safely assumed that they
were inspired by some central source.
probably the Klan. They took four
forms. namely, % to have the Bible
pupils excused from school for a part
Of the week to enable them to receive
religious instruction outside OF the
school, t3) TO bar as teachers those who
are not orthodox Christians, and t4
TO bar the teaching OF any theory of
human origin which differed from the
biblical account
Attempts In the first three movements
met with failure everywhere. The
fatal blow against them was struck
when the United States Supreme Court
declared unconstitutional the Oregon
School Law of 1923, which sought to
abolish all private and parochial
schools. An active part in fighting this
vicious measure was taken by Louis
Marshall, president of the American
Jewish committee. Even In Tennessee,
seat Of the famous Evolution" trial.
the general assembly rejected . bill
providing that boards Of education shall
not employ any teacher who does not
believe in the existence of God and the
deity of His son. Jesus Christ" Jews
followed the evolution case with so
much interest because upon Its outcome
may depend the fate of that vital prin-
ciples of religious liberty, the separation
of Church and State.
Another indication that spirit of
illiberal reaction is still abroad In the
land was the public attitude toward
aliens and the immigration question.
How different is the spirit OF America
today from what it was In 1881 when
anti-Jewish massacres took place in
Russia, when, at n public meeting n
prominent public man was wildly ap-
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w, o'RYAN.

established in the very near future
Pleadings for the Jewish Agency as
the indispensable instrument for Pal
estine progress, DR.. Weizmann point
ed out the fact that the Agency will
create the symbol of Jewish unity.
No longer will handful of I'M
daunted lovers of Zion bear the brunt
of the burden of rebuilding our ma
tional Homeland. During the coming
year the needs of the Holy Land will
be the concern of the whole House of
Israel. Under Gods providence,
Time weaves magically Israels des-
tiny. Happy are we who witness the
union of Jewish forces in laying the
historic foundation for the Jewish
Homeland.
Greeting the New Year with graft
tude for the past and with faith in
the future, let us resolve to live as
the people of the God of Abraham.
We welcome the contemplated Ze-
dokoh campaign. Nevertheless, we
understand that Relief-call it Colon
ization or Reconstruction, Relief, even
on a gigantic scale is at best an
emergency measure. Charity deliv-
ers from death" was not spoken of Q
people We glory in the re-birth OF
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ideals will become real among men.
American Jews are constantly told
that the Jews of Eastern and Central
Europe look to him for succor and
salvation. The coming year will
again demand that the American
Jews pour out millions to relieve
their stricken brethren, but we dare
not become so overwhelmed with the
duty of relieving physical suffering
as to forget the spiritual side of jew
ish life. 1t was Religion that kept
the Jew alive after his national life
was destroyed and it will be religious
ideals alone that will arouse the
Jews self-respect and win the esteem
of the World.
May the New Year recall us to the
remembrance of our duty. If so, each
one of us will contribute toward max
ing the New Year better year.
VIM. s. FRIEDMAN,
Rabbi of Temple Emanuel,