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LOVES

CH MEBS.

s you know-
. two.
hat insistently flow,
the in you.

soms and trees,
de through the glen;
i summer's soft breeze,
ets again.

d gold,
th and sea.
heavens unfold,
le.

you may cite—
h this-
ing can alter or blight—
of t kiss.

ave men dare
ell.
hat renders bare,
did shell.

love,
orrows,
hings Life subtly wove
morrows.

her life, on condition of being talc.
to her God. She only asked for a
few minutes for prayer, after which
her throat was cut by the executioner.
according to the barbarous custont
of the country, and her body con-
sumed on the fire.
Alasl Israel was so often forced to
lament the loss of saintly sons and
devout daughters; to shed floods of
tears on being bereaved of fragrant
flowers which were crushed in their
beautiful bloom by the iron hand of
hate, that not enough words were
left upon his languishing lips and not
enough tears remained in his weary
eyes to adequately mourn and weep
over the cruel fate of this dutiful
daughter, this yomig martyr of Mor-
occo. Alld if all the oceans were
tears and all the storms were sobs
would they be sufficient?

WILLIAMSBURG Y. M. H. A.
RAISES BUILDING FUND

The NVilliamsburg Y. M. If. A., lo-
cated at 164 Clymer st., Brooklyn, has
been engaged in a building fund cam-
paign. Thus far, it is reported that
$100,000 has been pledged toward the
fund. 'file campaign will continue
through the month of January in or-
der to raise the $250,000 needed.
The association contemplates erect-
ing a building on a 10,000 square foot
plot of ground located at Broadway,
South 9th and Rodney Streets, Brook-
lyn. The land at the junction of these
three streets has been purchased for
$50.500. It is expected that building
operations will begin in the summer
of 1920.
Judge J. S. Strahl is president of the
association: )I r. Harry J. Rosenson,
chairman of the campaign committee;
r. Herman Ilergoffen, executive sec-
retary and the director of the cam-
paign. The general secretary of the
Council of Voting Men's Hebrew and
Rindriiil A —ociations participated in
Apacity.
ad,

ONE MILLION ADDED
TO RELIEF FUNDS

New York — The climax of the
meeting of the executive committee
came when Mr. Fischel, representing
the Central Relief Committee, for-
mally presented $1,000,000 as a con-
tribution from that committee, thus
re denishing its rapidly-diminishing
yawn,
against
suer
a
arnitio,s
MI
resources to the joint distribution
assaults (-mild have been the effect committee.
mile of the deepest conviction, this
di:, P. 11%1N ill. Ice.
WCVW all iittcwat:
littt IS air. %%U(111. This
yeotng and noble creature held fast
patriotic American. Among the first to enlist in his country's cause
her integrity, and calmly chose a hor-
at the outbreak of the Civil War, he re-enlisted at the conclusion of
rible though honorable death, to the
enjoyment of an ignominious exist-
the war, serving in the army of the United States for a period of eight
5050-11/11)
ence of shame and infamy.
years. His discharge papers indicate a record of bravery and achieve-
Wed., Sept. 21
"The Jews came forward with of- Sc,, l'enrle Eye
S ■ t., Wet. 1
'Iota Kippur
ment of which any mall might well be proud.
fers of immense sums of money to Succoth
Thum, ()at. 11
(1, 1wt My)
JEWISH MATRON BECOMES save her, but her fate was irrevoca- Nurroth 11.11,11 Way—S ► emlnl
But Mr. Wodic's loyalty to his country may be readily enough
Thurs., Oct. 15
decided, and the only mercy the
Atrerrth
explained. Intensely Jewish as he is, he sees as clear-headed men must VIOLENT ANTI-SEMITIC
YORK LAWYER bly
Ed., Oct. 17
baffled tyrant could afford his young alneehatle Torah
FrI., Oct. 24
see, an exact identity between American ideals and Jewish ideals. He
Rope•h-t hodeach Cheavan
OUTBREAKS IN HUNGARY
and innocent victim was, to allow her 111,50•11-ebodearle Icl.lev
Sun, Net. J.1
feels that in this country a roan cannot be a fervent Jew talks he is a
To the small number of Jewish being decapitated instead of being 1 hanukale (Peens( of DedlentIonl• •
o t be an Ameri-
Wed., Dee. 17
women members of the bar will be burnt slice. I had an account of the
patriotic American and that if born in our faith, lie cann
llowh-Cloolearh Tebeth .• Mon., Wee. 22
BUDA PEST.—After attending a
can in the truest and best sense of the word, unless he beam enthusiastic meeting at which several addresses of added the name of Mrs. Anna \V. closing scene from an eye-witness,
GOIS0-1920
and whole-hearted Jew. Not only, tiler fore, by his words, but by his an anti-Semite character were deliv- Iloclifelder, who will be sworn in as who was one of the guards at the
Thum., Jan. 1
an attorney in the ,Appellate Division execution, and although, as a body, East of Tebeth
works and his life, is Mr. Wodic at the ripe age of S:1, proving an ered. about 300 of those who attended of the Supreme Court of New York. there is nowhere a 1110,(C dissolute set (lash-Uhodeneh Shehnt Wed.. Jim. 21
Itowle-thodearh Adar••Tharn., Feb. 19
immediately
made
a
dash
for
the
Jew-
inspiration to the younger men of the community with whom his con-
Mrs. llochfelder has had a stren- of soldiery than the Morroco Moors. Parini Wetted of
iInr. I
hundred of those who attended im-
tinued activities in behalf of Judaism brings him into contact. lie
uous career and is a self-made woman. yet he confessed to me that many of Itoneh-lbodearh Nboann• • •Snt., Mar. 2 , 1
ith section of the city, and began to
Pnwower I Pewee+) Sat., April :1
his
vice-hardened
companions
could
if
there
ever
was
one.
She
graduated
stands but a noteworthy figure in our midst. We but express the hope rob and attack Jewish shops and
Plow., (Eighth Way) —Sat., April to
restrain their tears, and that he him- llowle-thodenelt April
of all who know and love him, when we pray that lie may be spared homes. Two Jewish papers, the "M- from Hunter College with the degree
Thum., Alny
of bachelor of arts and taught in pub- self could not look with dry eyes on a Log b '((mar
yst"
and
the
"Nepsavd."
suffered
the
in vigor of mind and body to continue his splendid work and to stand
Tura.. May 1.4
feterle - ('hodeetech Spann
lic school from 1903 to 1909. Later sight of such cold-blooded atrocity.
Shabuoth tCotellratatIon Ilay)
greatest
damage.
Both
offices
were
as an inspiration to our people through many, many years to come.
she graduated from the New York l'his beautiful young creature was led
Sun., Mal 23
practically destroyed and all the
firing,
out
to
where
a
pile,
ready
for
University law school with the de-
llomeh-Chodeleeh Tnnentua
printing machinery denudi , lied.
Wed.,Jtme la
grees of bachelor of laws and doctor had been raised for her last couch—
.. Nun., July 1
her long dark hair flowing dishevelled Feat of Tammuz
The anti-Semitic assembly which of laws.
Fa, July It
Roae ► oEhodemeh AS
She has filled no end of civic of- over her shoulders, she looked around FAO of AS
was the immediate cause of the out-
Sun.• Jul. 25
Aug. 11
in vain for a heart and hand that Itomeh-Chodeaelh
Theolog-
break
was
addressed
by
the
fices.
Detroiters may well congratulate themselves upon having at the heath
could succor, though so many eyes
ical Professor Kiaska, former Labor
5081-11/20
of their city government a man who has so well learned the use of a Minister Alsh, and former Governor
pitied
her.
For
the
last
time
she
was
Deputy Treves, the leader of the
Run.. Sept. lb
New Tear.. Eve
great fortune as Mayor James E. Couzem:. His bountiful gift of of Pressburg, Srekzani. The speak- Socialist members of the newly elect- offered—with the executioner and the
'The dny begin. sit ann.( of the day
pyre in all their terror before her— preceding
$2,000,000 to the Michigan Hospital School, the Children's Free I los- ers demanded that Jews be put at en- ed Italian Parliament, is a Jew.
pital, and the Errand School for Nurses, calls forth our admiration forced labor because they were re 4pon-
slide for Bolsi],ci.ni. Resolutions
not only for the generosity of the gift, but as well for the wise selec- were adopted that Jews be consider-
tion of institutions to he benefited by it.
ed traitors and that it be considered
It is a great thing when men of large means cow to realize that lawful to confiscate the property of
money is a trust rather than a personal possession, and when they use such traitors and to distribute it
among loyal Hungarian workers.
it, not for their selfish ends only, b ut for the service of the whole com-
Students and workers were among
munity of which they are a part. We believe that perhaps the greatest
the mob which stormed the news-
benefit of \la or ('wen's gift will not be in the provision of greater paper offices and carried on this po-
facilities, much needed as they are, for the care of suffering childh o od grom-attack. It is reported that one
and for the housing of nurses consecrated to their high and holy tasks, man was shot and that the police
made forty-two arrests during the
but rather that it will lie in the inspiration that these gifts with bring
rioting.

JEWISH CALENDAR.

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A NEW

Munificent Giving

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to other omen in the community upini whom fortune has lavished her

favors.
Practically simultaneously with Mayor Guizens' gift, came the an-
nouncement of Mr. Rockefeller's unprecedented gift to the cause of
medical science and of higher education. Princely giving of this char-
acter reassures its in these times when prevalent materialism and deep-
seated selfishness tend to shake our faith in human nature. Sordidness
and meanness are after all not as universal as some imagine. Gener-
osity and service arc the terms in which happiness at its highest spells
itself out, and fortunately, an ever-increasing number of men in every
community are learning this fact and living in accordance with it.

The Premier has given out a state-
ment in which he appeals to Hun-
garian patriotism not to bring any
misfortime to the state by anti-Semi-
tic demonstrations, and declaring that
those guilty in the occurrence will he
punished.

Posters with anti-Jewish slogans
and accusations meet the eye every-
where in Budapest, and there is grave
apprehension of other and more
serious outbreaks.

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