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Congressman Albert Johnson are determined to jam
this legislation through Congress and now the Presi-
dent lends support to the scheme by hinting that it may
Published Weekly by The Jewish Chreakle Publishing Ca, Inc.
become necessary if too many enter illegally. We have
By DR. M. ROBINSON
Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor
a feeling that they will soon make it apparent that the
Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager
safety of the country is jeopardized because of the enor-
The Sermon of Rabbi Wise.
ones who were sleeping in adjoining,
In an outlying section of Jerusa-
Entered a, Second-class matter March 11. 1916, at the Costoffice at Detroit,
The sermon of Dr. Stephen S. Wise
mous influx of bootleg immigrants.
rooms.
lem where in previous days no Jew
Mich.. under the ad of March S. 1679.
We believe that a modification of the Volstead Act on Jesus has resulted in an avalanche dared go, there lies now a townlet con-
I looked through the screens and
of comment in articles and editorials
those young Spartans, the young
General Offices and Publication Building
would do much good and we are persuaded that a fun- in the anti-Jewish press of the North sisting wholly of trim metal barracks saw
est
members of the "Gdud,"
built in military order. It is the home
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like the Jewish Daily
small iron beds arranged in the slum
work in Palestine, the home of the
incalculable benefit. The whole problem should be newspapers
Leads. CMfice:
News are condemning the rabbi for
military order as those in the larg
the pioneer batallion of la-
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carefully examined and if necessary, competent men his utterances, and such condemnation "Cdud,"
dormitories.
bor.
is
even
shared
by
a
few
writers
in
$3.00 Per Year
should be employed to make exhaustive studies to as-
And young Spartans they are, thew
Subscription, in Advance
On a crisp day in late autumn, when
papers of a more neutral attitude to-
certain whether the legislation which bids fair to make ward religion in general, and the or- the members of this pioneer army had children of pioneer parents. Thai
To Insure publication, all correspondence and news matter must reach thia
earliest
is entrusted to a
office by Tuesday evening of each week.
the whole country criminal should be continued or gans of reform are strongly upholding just returned from their morning's common childhood
"mother," one for the whol
work, I arrived at the quiet camp of
his views, the overwhelming majority
The Detroit Jewl•h Chronicle invites correspondence on subjects of interest
community.
After
they
reach the ten
abrogated.
the "Gdud."
are defending Dr. Wise and are at any
to the Jewish people, but disclaims responsibility for an indorsement of the
der age of three, when other children
views exp eeeee d by the writers.
We are appalled by the prospect of 7,000,000 po- rate opposed to his leaving his office
The strict military fashion in which
are still cared for by over-anxious par-
criminals, for we cannot forget or gloss over the of chairman of the United Palestine the barracks are placed, the clean ents, these are sent away to a distan
Tebet 22, 5686 tential
white paths connecting each barrack
January 8, 1926
school, where they are instilled with
madhouse condition which has followed in the wake of Campaign.
with the main pathway, speak of the
In the Forward, Dr. A. Ginzburg
the first principles of national hero
Prohibition.
iron discipline maintained in the
points out that a sermon on recogniz-
ism and self-sacrifice. Some of them
Jewish Children in Russia.
We are in need of more honesty and intelligence and ing Jesus should have been preached "Gdud." The novelty of this military may not miss their parents much, a
in a Christian church to Christians,
camp consists of the straight and clean
they hardly had the chance to se.
less
propagandist
zeal
and
noble
Nordicism.
According to recent surveys made in Russia there
limbed young women who look no less
rather than to Jews in a Jewish Tem-
them. The graves of these parent
ple, for the simple reason that with
soldiery than the uniformed men walk-
are 104,000 homeless Jewish children of whom more
are on the Mount of Olives; they died
the Jews, Jesus has always been rec-
ing about between the huts.
with a hammer or pick in their hand
than 20,000 are actual street wanderers. It is rather
ognized as a historical person and even
Curiosity led me to peep through
while reclaiMing the ancient land o
Hungary
Before
the
League.
as a "friend of his people," according
difficult for us in America to grasp the full significance
half open doors into the inside of these
their fathers.
a passage in the Talmud, and one
barracks. In their arrangement there
A little further at the edge of the
of such a situation.
The action of the League of Nations on the numerus to
who was preparing humanity for the
was no difference between them and
camp there was another "school." Her
It is true that we have many underprivileged boys clausus question in Hungary displeased all extremist coming of Messiah," according to any
other military huts. Rows of beds
young trees were learning to grow, la-
and girls with improper homes, insufficient food, inade- factions. The action may be viewed at once as a re- Maimonides, etc. As for the ethics of properly spaced, well kept and with as ter to be transplanted in other part.
a Christian historian of Chris-
much privacy around each bedstead as
of the land where they will grow into
quate educational opportunities and cramping social en- buke or as approval for although no definite action was Jesus,
tianity, Dr. Robertson, has shown that
a dormitory may permit, are the places
fragrant giants. For the blessing of
vironment. In many instances children are deprived recommended yet Hungary is put upon probation and the ethics of Jesus was the ethics of where
the toilers rest from their weary
the soil, and for all those who ma
of either or both parents due to death, domestic diffi- the inference is that all would be better pleased if this Judaism and of the Jews.
labors and sleep their dreamless sleep.
sonic day seek a cooling shadow Is
Similarly, the Jewish Daily Eagle of
neath their boughs—, and I compared
There were other barracks too,
culties or imprisonment. Among these we often learn vexatious matter were attended to with as much dis- Canada
is wondering how a man like
them with those other "fledglings"
where the gentle hand of a woman had
of tragedy, sordid poverty and juvenile delinquency patch as possible under the circumstances.
Dr. Stephen S. Wise could suppose
sleeping the peaceful slumber of child-
softened the hardness of military life,
that a sermon of this kind could be
which makes even the most calloused feel that such
Blatant nationalist Hungarians take little comfort addressed to Jews. The paper takes little white half curtains with an oc- hood in the iron bedsteads in th
maladjustments are incongruities in a land blessed from the suggestions that "noting Hungary's assurances this as proof of Dr. Wise's not too in- casional ruffle cut off the view from the "children's room" of the "Gdud."
guarding the privacy of a
with social abundance. These cases of individual pov- that the numerus clausus will be changed as soon as timate knowledge of the moral and outside,
family life. Colored papers struggled
erty are thought-provoking and many earnest thinkers the situation in the country changes" and that the coun- philosophical essence of Judaism.
THE CITY
vainly to cover the hard metal of the
That the time for a revision of the
are devoting themselves to the liquidation of the prob- cil "awaits the amendment of the law in the near fu- "case" of the recognition of Jesus by walls, photographs of dear ones left
behind in the diaspora spoke of a past
We
find
this parable in the Scrip.
lem of individual poverty in . the face of social suf- ture ;" while hyper-sensitive Jews will find the clause the Jews has not yet come, and that, life of comparative ease—of restless Lure. "There
was a little city, and
besides, Dr. Wise has in this matter
longing for the land across the blue
ficiency.
few men were in it. There came a
"as soon as the situation in the country changes" some- ignored 1,900 years of history, is the
The problem is not causing serious disturbance he- thing so indefinite that it gives the government carte opinion of I. R. in his c.lumn in the waters of the Mediterranean.
great king against it and beseiged
The hoarse wailing of a saw work-
it, built bulwarks against it. Now
cause of any sentimental reasons but because of the blanche to do as it pleases. • Eagle.
in its way through hard wood came
there was found in it a poor wise
"The Zionists of Canada have acted
from the carpenter shop on the other
intimate connection found between poverty and crime.
and he by his wisdom delivered
In a way the whole episode is rather remarkable. quite logically in announcing that Dr. side of the camp. The screechy noise man
the city, yet no one remembered, this
The underprivileged boys and girls in all our large cit-
Wise will be welcome if he chose to
of a file in the adjoining smithy
Jewish organizations outside Hungary call her on the come
same poor man."
to
the
convention
of
Canadian
ies are the reservoirs of crime in the next decade. It is
a duet which was augmented
We can make our own interpreta-
carpet before the league for her indefensible program Zionists," thinks the Hebrew Journal - formed
by the steady beat of a shoemaker's
idle to talk of reducing crime when most of the crime
The city may be the world; it
of academic discrimination. The Jews have no legal of Toronto,Canada. "The Zionist Or- hammer in another workshop. It is a tion.
may be man, as suggested by the Tal-
ganization is a political body, not a
producing factors are untouched.
sacred little world of labor which I en-
standing as a people before this body and yet are able religious one."
mud. Or it may be a city in actual-
We try to picture to ourselves a country where 109,-
tered. here the "monks of labor"
ity. We might call it the city of Nine-
to prefer charges against a legal member of the league
The Jewish Daily Courier of Chi-
spend year. after year, never receiving
000 children out of a population of 2,750,000 are home-
veh with Jonah as the wise man who
which receive a measure of consideration. This is an ,ago points to the fact that, while it is any. pay individually, giving all of saved
it through his warning preach-
less. We have orphanages, institutions, private homes
true that Jesus' Sermon of the Mount
essentially different matter than the report of the World is based upon the ethical teachings of their strength and young imagination ment. We can call it Syracuse in
to take care of our most extreme cases. In these places
unstintingly for the service to the
Sicily
and
Archimedes, the wise man,
Rabbi
Hillel,
this
does
not
yet
make
who by his mathematical devices kept
the children receive an education, are trained for social Zionist Organization to the Permanent Mandates Com- the Gospel a Jewish book, as the great ideal of rebuilding Palestine.
The serious hardened faces of the
mission, for in the latter case the mandated people have spirit of the New Testament is for-
off
the
Roman
invaders. It might be
life and are made into useful members of the coin-
soldiers-of-labor remind one of an ar-
any city of the Netherlands below the
to Judaism, which was always ac-
my on the move intent on wresting the
munity despite the deprivation of parental love and a legal status which entitled it to make a report. If the eign
sea
level
and
the
faithful dykemen
Hungarian case established a precedent it will be most cepting the teachings of a man with- next vitally needed position from the saving it from a watery
grave. Or it
care. But in Russia there is an army of children who
deifying the person of the teacher.
enemy. It is a sacred duty that one
helpful for minorities people who have no legal status out
may
be
a
city
nearer
in place and in
Dr. Wise should have followed the
are faced with the prospect of life on the basis of the
must perform, the duty of wresting
time.
good advice of the Talmudists implied
before
the
league.
the ancient and ever beloved father-
jungle. The crop of crime, disease and misery which
Cities have always been centers of
in their saying that "the wise men are
land from its stony slumber and from
The consequences which may flow from this prac- always
civilization. Babylon, Thebes, Ath-
Russia will eventually reap, transcends our wildest
cautious in choosing their
devastation. There is no room for
ens,
Alexandria, Rome, gave the key-
tice cannot be forseen but it seems almost certain that ways."
smiles in the grimness of war. How-
fears.
note to the Empires of which they
That Dr. Wise has not discounted
any
member
country
of
the
league
with
minorities
of
its
ever,
the
blue
nights
of
Jerusalem
with
This is a condition, not a theory, which Russian Jew-
were the capitals. Government cen-
the sensitiveness of the orthodox Jews
restful shadows bring rest and
tered there. There stood the temples
ry in particular is facing. It is meeting the situation the own in other countries would surely proceed with great- in the question, or else he would have their
recreation; enthusiastic songs and
of religion. The cities of Greece and
best way it can, but it must be confessed that Russian er caution if it knew that any plea it might make would abstained from delivering his regu- dances on the broad court of the camp of Italy were nationalities in them-
lar Christmas sermon, is the opinion
Jewry is most unfitted at the present time to liquidate be vitiated by the fact that complaint was made against of Leon Zolotkoff, in the Daily Cour- afford relief for the restrained emo- selves. Learning was fostered in the
it. Even in those countries which do not have minority ier. "He surely would have thought tions of youth.
city where ignorance lingered in the
this very difficult problem.
Twelve strokes announce the time
village and on the heath, hence our
such a sermon might jeopardize
for the midday meal. From all sides
If American Jewry were unmoved by the needs and groups in other countries would not relish the notion of that
words, pagan and heathen. The pro-
the cause of the Palestine campaign so
men and women stream to the
blem of government therefore, was
exingencies of Russian Jewry? If American Jewry being censured or reprimanded by the league. Social dear to him. On the other hand, the young
dining
hall
to
partake
of
the
frugal
often fought out in the towns which,
were not disposed to further the colonization plans condemnation is a potent factor not so strong as eco- wording of the protest of the "Agu- repast consisting of soup, vegetables through
local self-government became
dath Horabonim" was equally thought-
sponsored by the J. D. C.? If American Jewry still has nomic advantage but in a close case it would be a lever less and tactless. Dr. Wise is by no and some cooked fruit. Men and wom- the cradle of political liberty. Yes,
en with faces and arms tanned in the
strong
enough
to
turn
the
balance
in
favor
of
the
op-
the
city
offers fullest opportunity for
means what the orthodox rabbis are
doubts as to the sincerity of Soviet officialdom? As-
various occupations of masonry, street
good or for evil.
calling him in their protest. He is
suming that all these reasons moved American Jewry pressed minority.
paving and stone breaking, placed
But
has
it so "few defenders"?
a reformed rabbi who said
themselves around the long tables and
The whole affair had an airing before an interna- merely
to refuse to co-operate in the $15,000,000 drive, yet we
Not those officially called its defen-
what all reformed rabbis are saying.
gave
free
reign
to
healthy
appetites.
have no hesitancy in saying that not one person with the tional body ,which gave it a prominence which no However, Dr. Wise has shown more I moved nearer to the "secretary" who ders, who hold its offices and draw its
salaries are necessarily such. Some
in the wording of his reply to the
dimmest social consciousness can refuse to do some- amount of agitation in Hungary could have been tact
looked all of the relentless sergeant
paid to save the city at times betray
Agudath and of his letter of resigna-
achieved. The Magyars stand before the world as an tion to the chairman of the Zionist major in any army and I made a timid it. We have to ask now and then to
thing for these innocent homeless wanderers.
attempt to interview him. Ile was un-
be delivered from our friends.
offender against the better social ideals of civilized so- Organization."
willing to speak at first, as the aims
The world's defenders can be re-
The Jewish Daily News, while ad-
ciety and inasmuch as she has certain requests to make mitting
of the "Gdud" have so often misin-
duced to few. Not usually those so
that Dr. Stephen S. Wise has
Beware of Propaganda.
it seems to have placed her in an uncomfortable pre- rendered great service to Jewry, terpreted by newspaper correspond- labeled. They are often the obscure
ents, but he soon softened, inviting me
honest toilers who make a full return
thinks, however, that by his Christian
President Coolidge in his• message to Congress dicament.
to dinner and gradually, between
for all they give. The teacher, the
sermon he has done so much harm to
warned that if too many immigrants entered the cowl-
• Whether the Jews are Magyar citizens of Mosiac the cause of Judaism in America that courses, told me the short _history of industrious housewife, the artisan,
the
organization
under
his
charge.
they really sustain the land, though
try unlawfully it would be necessary to pass a law re- faith or Magyar citizens without any other group classi- it cannot he forgiven. The paper
The "Gdud" is a strictly pioneer or-
they know it not. Like the "poor
that at this moment when Jew-
quiring registration of aliens. This means that the Nor- fication really does not touch the issue. The fact is that thinks
ganization which was formed during
wise man" whom everybody forgot,
ry struggles for its existence in the
dic exclusionists •iii now open an offensive which will the reactionary regime of Hungary is suffering from an face of the strongest tendencies toward the second immigration period. Its there are many forgotten benefactors
numbers now 800 men and
in the world. Few think of the
flood the land with propaganda to prove that the hordes acute nervous condition due to the Bela Kun regime. assimilation, Dr. Wise's sermon on membership
women. Here, in the central camp 140
switchman that saves the train; we
blow not only for Jewish
of undesirables are entering our country, endangering This dictator was a Jew, a few others were Jews and Jesus was but a for
of them are living. These are mostly
give the passing pity to the fireman
Jewish nationalism as
employed
at
house
building
in
Jerusa-
will
not
permit
a
propa-
who dies for the safety of a home.
our institution and menacing democracy.
consequently the Jew is made the victim of this scholas- well. "We
lem. At the beginning the income of
The saviours have so often been
ganda
for
Jews
and
assimilation
to
be
Before this legislation is passed we should really tic discrimination to satisfy the bitter, nervous and re- enwrapped in the banner of Zion," de- the "Gdud" consisted only of wages for
the martyrs.
pause for a moment to inquire into the nature of the sentful Magyar nationalists. This nervousness is so clares the paper. "We will not go to labor performed by its members. How-
There is another possibility—the
ever, when the treasury had accumu-
city may fall; in spite of the wise
disease and the cure recommended.
acute and widespread that it was chiefly responsible for Nazareth!"
lated some funds, additional money
man;
Noah could not save his gener-
The
Morning
Journal
in
its
issue
of
For years prior to the passage of the Eighteenth the exclusion of Countess Karolyi and the gagging of
was obtained from the Koren Hoye-
ation nor could Plato save Athens, or
December 30, fully justifies the stand
sod,
with
which
much
machinery
was
Amendment the prohibitionists painted lurid pictures the count by our State Department.
Abraham,
Sodom, as told in Scripture
and action taken by the orthodox rab-
for the purpose of organizing
lessons of today. Degenerate Rome
of the degradation and depravity of the people due to
There are other offenders in Europe who might bis. Admitting that Dr. Wise was al- bought
the
stone
quarry
"Givath
Shaul"
out-
became
easy
prey to the invading
ways saying what he said this time
the use of intoxicating liquors. We were headed for be cited to appear before this tribunal and the sooner about
side Jerusalem. From this quarry the
Goths.
Jesus, the paper says it was a
certain annihilation unless the traffic in strong drink this is done the sooner will the monstrous practices of great disappointment to find that Dr. "Gdud" supplied building material for
Many a city today is threatened
the Hebrew University. The "Gdud"
Wise has not permitted it to he for-
like that city of the parable. The
was stopped. We were promised sweetness, light and anti-Semites be brought to an end.
also discovered a marble deposit in up-
"bulwarks" built against it may be
gotten, now that he assumed such a
regeneration as soon as the law would be passed which
per Galilee. The marble quarry there
high office in the Zinn Organization.
the gambling dens and places of ill
is in a position to compete successfully
resort from the so-called underworld.
prohibited the sale, manufacture and transportation of
This office he cannot hold any longer,
with the best Italian product. It is be-
Officials are often more ignorant than
thinks
the
paper.
vinous, spiritous and malt liquors. The law has been
WHO IS LIKE THEE?
ing used now in building operations
vicious. There lacks the poor wise
Ephraim Kaplan, in another issue
passed and who with any regard for the facts will deny
throughout
Palestine.
"We
men
and
man. Then comes some king, or to
of the Morning Journal, thinks it most
Who is like Thee, revealing the deeps,
women alike, are seeking the enchant-
use modern parlance, some "boss"
that more chaos and damage have resulted from the
deplorable that a man like Dr. Wise
ed
future
in
this
ancient
stone."
Fearful
in
praises,
doing
wonders?
and
builds' his bulwarks; he appeals
should thus help the cause of intermar-
cure than the disease. For five years the whole country
"And where are your other members
to the selfish cravings of the citizen.
riage and assimiliation, which are in-
now,
the
remainder
of
the
ROO?"
was
has been agitated by the dishonesty of revenue officials,
He offers gifts that are bribes. There
evitable results of an "acceptance" of
The Creator who discovereth all from nothing,
my next question.
are officials who degrade government
the carpenter of Galilee. As for Dr.
the criminal acts of bootleggers, the degradation of our
"Two hundred and fifty are living in
to a trade and deal in its public offi-
Is
revealed
to
the
heart,
but
not
to
the
eye
;
Klausner, to whose book Dr. Wise
young, the depraved tone of the whole community. Hy-
Tel Joseph where the National Fund
ces as in a commodity.
made reference in the course of his
Therefore ask not how nor where—
has put at our disposal 10,000 dunams
Worse than a city being corrupt is
pocricy, deception, espionage, evasion have become ac-
sermon, "his pen, too, should have
For
He
filleth
heaven
and
earth.
of
land,
the
others
are
working
at
being ignorant of its own corruption.
broken before it brought out that pro-
credited practices. It was an ill-considered piece of
house building in Tel-Avis, Haifa and
There is the possibility of its failing
duct of a dry nationalism under the
social legislation which American society constituted as
Afule. Our program includes form
to summon the "poor wise man" un-
guise of scientific objectivity. We were
Remove lust from the midst of thee ;
work as well as city labor, the latter
aware of its jeopardy. All too late
much too indifferent in this Klausner
it is refused to endorse. We have created new cate-
in
order
to
avoid
segregation
and
es-
Thou
wilt
find
thy
God
within
thy
bosom,
case, and many deviations from the
does Belshazzar of Babylon sum-
gories of criminals, who are not socially despised but
trangement
from
the
laboring
masses
path
of
nationalism
will
be
the
result
mon Daniel. He can read the doom
Walking gently in thine heart—
in the towns."
rather approved.
—the writing on the wall—but he can
and the penalty."
He
that
bringeth
low
and
that
lifteth
up.
Here
the
strict
"secretary"
began
no longer avert it!
If this experience is of any value to us we should
The Day, in an editorial says that,
to thaw. He spoke of their social aims
Rabbi Maurice H. Harris.
although it must be admitted that Dr.
proceed slowly in the creation of additional categories •
which
lead
to
turning
the
city
idler
Wise has committed an error, he
And see the way of the soul's secret ;
into a productive member of the so-
of criminals. Should the registration proposal be enact-
should remain at his post as chair-
Search it out and refresh thee.
JEWISH SCIENCE
ciety. The "Gdud" is to serve as an
man of the United Palestine Appeal.
ed into law we shall have 7,000,000 potential criminals
example for an ideal form of living
He will make thee wise, and thou wilt find
"Dr. Wise has sinned. But he has de-
for that is the number of aliens in our midst. Those
and
as
a
type
of
community
built
on
.
The
most trying thing about hav-
fended himself, and he will do even
freedom,
the basis of service for the common
ing a severe cold is the multiplicity
criminals will not be socially condemned for the tra-
more for his rehabilitation by his ac-
For
thou
art
a
captive
and
the
world
is
a
good.
In
order
to
make
living
in
the
of remedies suggested by your
tivities in the great work of the cam-
dition of free asylum is as deeply rooted in the common
came more economical and also more
friends, each of whom is equally in-
paign. To punish him by accepting
prison.
conscience as is the tradition of personal liberty which
self-dependent. a piece of land is es-
sistent that his particular nostrum is
his resignation would he too costly and
sential for each camp which will keep
just what is needed. I had the ex-
we can ill afford it. We must not seek
has been so ruthlessly abridged by Volsteadism.
Make
knowledge
the
envoy
between
thyself
and
the "Gdud" above water in time of
perience recently. If I had taken
revenge, that would be unworthy of us
The vice of the whole matter inheres in the dis-
stress.
every prescription proffered I should
and would avenge itself on us. In the
Him
criminatory character of the immigration law. If this
"We cannot hope," he continued,
now be a perambulating pharmaco-
higher interests of the Jewish people
Annul thy will and do His will;
"ever to obtain with our own means
the resignation of Dr. Wise should be
poeia instead of a mere minister.
feature had been omitted and the law based upon eco-
a piece of land in the vicinity of Jeru-
Maybe some of my good people
reiected."
And
know
that
wheresoever
thou
hidest
thee,
there
nomic necessity or expediency the opposition to it would
salem.
Help
can
only
come
from
the
thought
that as a druggist I could put
In three editorial articles, the Jew-
is His eye,
Jewish National Fund."
have been negligible. Had the immigrants from Italy,
them to sleep even more successfully
ish World of Philadelphia 'bows that
And
nothing
is
too
hard
for
Him.
I
left
the
dining
hall
and
went
to
than as • divine. I took nothing,
the Agudath Horabonim must with-
Russia, Poland and Austria been permitted to come here
see the "children's house." The bare-
tried my own brand of Jewish
draw its hasty verdict against Dr.
based upon some reasonable quota consistent with the
footed teacher and nurse, all in one,
Science, and the Almighty cured me.
Wise
and
that
Dr.
Wise,
in
his
torn,
He was the living while there was yet no dust of must withdraw his resignation of the was down on the floor, scrubbing for —Dr.
Alexander Lyons.
number which had been coming just prior to the pass-
the world ;
all she was worth. She answered my
chairmanship of the United Palestine
age of the law it would have caused much less dissatis-
questions
between
rubs
with
a
hard
Appeal.
"His
forced
resignation
be-
And He is the Maker and He the Bearer;
WISDOM AND FOLLY
brush. The young woman has the care
faction and dislocation.
cause of an utterly unfounded accusa-
And man is counted as a fading flower—
of the "Gdud" children up to the age
tion, would remain a stain upon our
The mistake was made and now to right that wrong
There is much wisdom in C
of three. Ater that they are sent to
us
veerF, sJaeys;is:
Soon to fade, as fadeth a leaf.
people and
it is proposed to do a more grevious wrong, pregnant
Science. There is much folly
the "Gdud" school at Tel Joseph. The
7 some
heart with gZifilcaindfilhaeni
with mischief comparable only with the mischief of the
people who think that they
Chris.
interview was given with a hushed
A. Weinerb in the same Jewish
JEHUDAH HALEVI
tian Scientists.—DrAlexandeil
voice in order not to wake the little
yens.
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