The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-12-02
RosCoE SIMMONS

-- ROSCOE SIMMONS
I. As hard as it is with you in this
land of the free and home of the
brave, you have comrades in misery
Take that dispatch from Budapest
Hungary, concerning Jewish students
in the university.
These Jewish students were kicked,
beaten in the presence of the police.
Young Jewish men and women,
bleeding and bruised, were rescued
by persons, attracted by their cries
for help. When in trouble Jews
know how to cry for help.
You wish to know why this out
break against the Jews. There is no
reason for it, except that Jews are
Jews, have always been, and don't
"pass" very often for anything else,
except when they see lot of money.
Then, as you know, as soon as the
work is done, they are Jews again.
Also, they are death on books if they
take a study.
Hungary has no literature and had
no language until the 18th century.
Catholics carried Latin to the coun-
try in its beginning. Yet you see
young silly people attacking children
of the people that gave them, gave
you, gave everybody else, language,
learning, CIVILIZATION.
Take the Jew out of history and
you would have left only the front
and back covers to that book of time.
Take him and YOU out.
Hungarian young people know if
you give jew an inch he will go
ahead. Also, our white people in the
U. s. A. know that if you give the
Jew a dollar he will go ahead; stay
there; take charge.
Except in former slave states,
YOU can GO to school without fear of
being beaten. Your difficulty is in
getting in. Once in, nobody tears
your clothing off. Often old cloth
ing is given you.
The difference between Hungarian
Jews and YOU is that in Hungary
Jews get beat up; in the U, s. A.
they are talked about but can attend
ANY school, while in the states where
you pay most taxes and support So
ciety with your labor you CANNOT |
attend schools supported by the state.
T.ook ut nur colleges" some will say,
Well, look
Would you not say, however, that
the u. S. A. is the best place for you |
and the Jews? You were separated |
in Africa and met again in the New
World. God moves mysteriously and
looks after both you and the Jews.
2. Reports have it that the great
hearted Robert r. Motion. who is
holding up the name of Booker T.
Washington, led Y. M. C. A. coun-
ell in singing. "If you all were Ne
groes," he said, 81 could lead you
better. His song was, Lord | want
to be a Christian in my heart"
A good song, fine place to sing
II, and led by one able to sing his
feelings. However, most white peo-
pie, particularly our white people,
the salt of the earth. ARE CHRIS
TIANS in their HEARTS. Your trou-
BILE Is in getting them to be Christian
in public places. Do you not find
them that way?
DR.. Meton felt that he could have
led his white brethren better if they
had been Negroes" Do you think
cur white people would be willing to
change racesNin order to be better
led in that song? Also, while it is
easier to lead colored people than
ANYBODY else in song, it is harder
to lead them anywhere else.
Booker T. Washington couldn't
sing a note but he did like music.
He built the Negro" press, gave the
slave songs back to music and had his
pupils to sing sympathy and money
out of all visitors to his great uni
versity.
If he had been at that conference
he would have led his white brethren
in thought, speech, persuasion. His
great successor added music to
speech.
After our white people got through
singing with DR.. Motion about Jesus
and how they would want to be like
Him in their HEARTS, they went
back to being WHITE. They went
back to power, industry, commerce,
money. Hard to teach an old dog
new tricks. Why not try that your
selves after singing?
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3. That brilliant lawyer, Perry w.
Howard, your highest man at WASH
ington and Republican national COM
mitteeman from Mississippi, is taken
care Of by the Unseen Power.
White gentlemen of his state, those
that turned up there from the North
recently, wish to put him out of the
G.. o. p. and take over the million
Republicans themselves.
How to go about It puzzles them.
One Of them, Charles U. Gordon,
once postmaster at Chicago, got up
the Southern States Republican Lea
que. He found out that the word
southern doesn't fit in with the G.
o. p. "Southern" Is a word for dem
ocrats, not Republicans. That was
settled in 1854, confirmed in 1856,
and widely published in 1860.
Along came Grant and wrote the
decision where all may read it easily.
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