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TO CHRISTIAN NATIONS

Nineteen hundred year's and more,
Since the mit ■ of Nazareth came,
Whom as Savior ye adore,
Bringing "Peace on Earth," ye
claim;
Bringing "Love"—alas the shame!.
Moro than nineteen hundred years
Slow have rounded with the Spheres;
Ages dark for Israel,
Dark as ever dread of hell,
Lit as only by a glare
Such as frequent faggot throws;
Lurid, lout which brightly shows
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These serene and lofty faith,
Victor over all despair,
Victor even over death,
Faltering still with failing breath:
"Hear, 0 Israel, God is One."
So the ages slow have run
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And their tale is not yet done,
For from Poland and Ukraine
Comes the tragic tale again!

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GREETINGS OF THE SEASON

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Stylers of Good Printing

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Phone Main 5517

More than nineteen hundred years!
Can no dole of blood and tears
Liquidate hate's forged arrears?
1,0! the Savior ye adore
Ily an agony he bore-
But a few short hours' space
Washed away, 'tis reasoned so,
All n lost world's sin and woe!
What! and his whole kindred race,
That has borne front age to age
All the stings of venomed rage,
Cannot it forgiveness win
Even for unproven sin?
Scarce a sin at worst, ye watt,
For (if south the thing befell
Which the misty annals tell)
We were but blind actors in
A divine predestined plot
Needful for man's ruined lot,
How or why this was precise,
Ours no hope to know, indeed,
But we question you your creed
That accepts his sacrifice
As salvation's destined price,
Yet the while in restless hate
Hounds the priest who slew—thru'
fate.

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Ah, do Thou adjudge the claim
Thou inetralole of name.
Ever has our faith been led
the rav'ning lions' den,
Fro
From
From the fiery furnace bed,
Upward to Thy holy ken.
We are Thine by warrant sure
Or the travails we endure.
Scorned, rejected, of all men;
Grief's familiar; scarce a place
Yielding us sheer resting spare;—
• These our tokens are of grace,
These known martyr-marks, bespeak
• Us, the prophet-servant meek.
Ours, the cross, its beams world-
wide;
We, the ever-crucified;
Yet tho' sponged our lips with gall
Of the long dark ages' brew,
Hark the accents clearly fall;
"Father, oh, forgive them all,
For they know not what they do."
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—(Jewish Exponent.)

GREETINGS OF THE SEASON

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WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH OUR
FRIENDS AND PATRONS A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR

By Slomon Ibn Gabirol.

The feast's begun
And the wine is done,
So my sad tears run
Like streams of water, streams of
,
water.

Goldstein's Delicatessen

Three score and ten were wine's bold
braves,
But a full score more were water's
knaves,
And silent are our watery graves.
For—whence tuneful note?
When the minstrel's throat
Tastes naught but water,water,water!

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HAPPY
NEW YEAR

To Our Many Friends.

SAMUEL S. BANKLE
JERRY M. MARKS

BANKLE-MARKS CO.

Around the board you see no smile;
Untasted dishes rest in file,
liow can I touch these danties while
There stands any cup
To the brim filled up
With hated water, water, water!

SEASON'S GREETINGS

J. A. BRADFORD'S
GARAGE

Old Moses chid the Red Sea tide,
And Egypt's dusky streams he dried,
Till Pharoh's fools for water cried!
But Mises dear,
Why lost thou here
Turn all to water, hated water?

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('an I myself to aught compare?
Ti: the frog who damp in watery lair,
With dismal croakings fills the air.
So frog and I
Will sing or cry
The song of water, the dirge of water.

Phone Main 9262

The man whom water can delight
For aught I care may turn Nazirite;
Total abstention shall be his plight!
And all his days
To his lips shall raise
Cups of water, always water!

A Happy and Prosperous New Year
to Everybody

The Feast is done,
And wine there's none;
So my sad tears run
like streams of water, streams of
water.

1 Simon O'Shea

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By Y•hoash.

Translated by Marie Syrkin.

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FOR ROSH HA.SHANAH-
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It is my pleasure to extend, on behalf of the City of
Detroit, the season's greetings and best wishes to you on
your Rosh Ila-Shanah.
The Jewish race has taken an important part in the up-
building of Detroit, and the sterling qualities of your peo-
ple are exemplified in the carefully woven fabric of our
government today.
May • the coming season bring renewed success and
happiness.

ti ye powers of the Earth,
Christian Nations, one and all,
Hear ye not the conscience-call
To, make true your gospel's worth!
Beady stand your armaments
Finding clear excuse to speak
Or to heathen malcontents,
Or to debtor-nations weak;
But ye stop for precedents,
(Smith, and they are far to seek)
When with agonizing shriek
Rings East Europe's reeking pen
Where they slaughter helpless men
Men, your fellows, some at prime,
Some with crown of hoary time;
Slaughter women,—virgins, wives,
Victims first of brutish lust,
Welcoming death's final thrust,—
The one sacrament that shrives;
Slaughter babes whose mute appeal
Finds its answer quick with steel.
Or whose helpless whimper, smooth
Yea and swift, the bed-rocks soothe;
These—ah gentle sex, age, youth,
Bleed and burn—no show of ruth-
Arid while swell the frenzied cries,
Ye, 0 nations—sympathize!
Theirs, alas, no stronger plea
Than of mere humanity.

1101

Abe Hertzberg, Mgr.

By FRANK E. DOREMUS

By Rev. Dr. H. W. Ettelsou.

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

PRIVATE

MAYOR EXTENDS CITY'S GREETINGS

.

I'll be the strongest amid you,
Not lightning, stream or mountain
blue,
But dew, that falling to the earth
Gives birth.

I'll be the strongest in my hour,
And lofty tree and quiet flower
Will both be drinking gratefully
From me.

Hi be strongest in the land.

I'll be the word that heals, the hand
That unseen, still, as from above,
Gives love.

Teach the children of the poor with-
out compensation, and do not favor
the children of the rich.—The
mud.

A NEW YEAR'S GREETING

DR. LEO M. FRANKLIN,
Rabbi of Temple Beth El.

By

The year 568 , 1 dawns upon a world in moral chaos. It
is a world just awakening to the tragic fact that all the
sacrifices and all the suffering involved in the World War
were vain. It is a world groping amid its disappointment
and its sorrow for a ray of light to illumine its further way.
It is a world full of heartsick men and women, some of
whom seek to counteract their despair by plunging them-
selves into mad orgies of self-indulgence• while others
defy the existing moral order and deny God.
The year dawns finding the nations suspicious one of
the other and each seeking to rise to power, with little
respect for the interests of all the others. The Ni'' Year
finds starvation and disease stalking many quarters of the
earth. It finds men with their ears to the ground lest they
hear the rumblings of an earthquake such as that which
within a week has wiped out a quarter of a million of God's
creatures. It is an unhappy time, a time of doubt, of
skepticism, and of despair.
And the lot of the Jew is not a happy one at this time,
The anti-Semitic forces that have ever stood arrayed
against him have lost none of their virulence and lessened
none of their hate. Today as ever, the Jew is the victim
of religious persecution, of political discrimination, of so-
cial ostracism. It has always been hard to be a Jew. It is
no easier today to be a Jew than it ever was.
Amid such circumstances, it seems almost incongruous
to lift one's voice in the old greeting: "L'shono Tovo." And
yet, we do extend to our co-religionists throughout the
world the sincere and heartfelt wish that this New' Year
may come to them laden with blessing. Because an all-wise
and an all-good God reigns, we have a right to hope and to
believe that our prayer will be fulfilled. Many are the
calamities that come into human life which man, in his
shortsightedness, cannot understand. But even in these
calamities there may be the seed of blessing.
May the New Year dissipate the darkness that enwraps
the world today. May it impress men and peoples with the
eternal truth that only righteousness can save the nations
and only as men pursue justice and mercy and hold their
faith in the Almighty God, can individuals be happy. May
the New Year turn men and women from the pursuit of
selfish pleasure and teach them the joy of serving God and
man. May religion, the one unchanging source of comfort
and of strength, translate itself for our people from the
repetition of a ritual into the practice of a life and through
it may there come to those who prosper an appreciation
of their blessings, and to those who sorrow the strength to
bear them bravely. No better wish I know, either for the
individual or for the people, in this sacred time.

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