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Editor
General Manager
JOSEPH J. CUMMINS
JACOB MARGOLIS
JACOB H. SCHAKNE
VOISyhtzfaixWz
the disturbances in the Roumanian towns are interfer-
ing with the progress of the country. The merchants
belonging. to the chamber complained that traders are
afraid to ride on the trains and consequently business is
suffering. The directors of the Jassy Railroad declared
that steps have been taken to remove those who insti-
gate disorders. The indefensible practices which have
disgraced Roumania may come to an end when the com-
merce and industry begin to suffer from them. As long
as the political leaders of the country conspired with
the students and permitted riots and disturbances which
did not affect the economic interests of non-Jewish Rou-
manians, it was all very well, but it is another thing
when these ejections from trains, destruction of shops
and houses affect the trade and commerce of the land,
it is high time to do something.
Roumania has been seething and in a state of con-
stant turmoil since the hooligan students under Pro-
fessor Cuza concluded that they were the agents of the
government. Not satisfied with a numerus clausus,
they now want a numerus nullus, which would exclude
all Jewish students from the universities. The political
affairs of Roumania are in very unsafe hands as long
as these pogromist students have anything to say.
We have insisted all along that Premier Averescu
and Minister of Education Goga can end the riots and
excesses if they choose to do so. If anything can com-
pel them to take action it is the united protest of the
business and commercial interests of the country,
backed up by a refusal of America to make much need-
ed loans.
It is about time that Roumania became civilized.
Our New York
Letter
The Events In Roumania
By William Z. Spiegelm•n.
An Illuminating Story of the Murder of the Jewish Student,
The colorful American Jewish life
David Falik, which Preceded the Anti-Jewish
has been enriched by the addition for
Excesses in Roumania.
Entered as Second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Postulate at Detroit.
a
time
of the Hebrew performances
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of the Ilabima on the Broadway
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velopment in Jewish life. The usual
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All Roumania awaited with breath-
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with
other
races
or
groups
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is that at first the material founda-
less interest the trial of the 1'2 Jew-
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force but through legal met h d s. " The
tions
of
life
are
firstly
laid
and
then,
ish high school students who hod been
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minister condemned the demonstra-
on their strength and economic social
i ,
arrested on the charge of partic i i mt-
Jewish pupils in Czerno-
lion
of
the
$3.00
Per
Year
e
spiritual
structure, is erected d th
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ing in the Czernowitz demonstrat t n
witz and promised to take t energe ti c
stratum. The fine arts are the last
measure s toT p h revt mt t the nri tt u itli si n ho f
To insure publication, all correspondence and news matter moat reach this
a a gainst . the "baccalaureat" tests. The
arrivals in the development of so-
office by Tuesday evening of each week. When mailing notices,
"baccamureat" trial had been post-
e minister
ssupchact, s.
ciety. They require, in addition to
kindly we one side of the paper only.
`a G,
is
.' luires ( sl
poned unti l N ov. 10. It was ce l tried
w ith tit ' in ds is.h. `:tr :tiu'
the natural process of development,
from
here
were
to
b
fr Czernowitz
ever
ne
that
the
representativ
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the cultivated mind and understand-
frightened Jew is h
to the Jewish people, but disclaims responsibility for an indorsement of the
pale,
l
hat they
hey hou
u l 1 • ta Im th e viole nt feel-
not yo
a f
that
s
ing spirit of the patrons of the arts.
views expressed by the writers.
school boys, accused of assitultnig the
jogs of the .lewish population in User-
„ baccalaureat" examiner, but the
America, the youngest of nations,
nowitz. "The Jews," Gaza concluded,
Tebeth 26, 5686
constituted, perhaps, in this respect,
December 31, 1926
"Inust not so quickly and decisively
whole of Roumanian Jewry who had
the happy exception.
change their feelings. From perse-
dared to offend the powers that be
Through the unique circumstances
cured subjects of yesterday they have
in the person of the professor.
-
of "one nation indivisible," subject
again the mediaeval legend of been converted into perpetrators of
to the influence of one language, one a Once
Jewish conspiracy against the Chris-
violence today."
culture, served by a unified system
The disseminators of the Protocols of the Elders of
It is significant that the minister
ainas
bans
vv revived and all the forces of
of communication, facilitated by
did not even once refer to the out-
hatred
and
reaction
united
for
yen-
Zion, International Jew myths will get little joy and
modern devices for conquering space
ragams murder of Falik, our did he
geance on the Jews.
and time, raised to a higher standard
utter a syllable against the anti-Setni-
comfort from an official report issued by the Soviet gov-
trial hstu
yen and
atn y, u t, h u . e
,o
!,ettT inhu ei u c lg ayttofs
of living by the means of mass pro-
tic agitation conducted immediately
marked
duction, America has the distinction
ernment which contained data as to the number of Jews
after the Jewish student had been laid
representa-
fes
inous
scenes.
The
ht
Cuzist)
and does enjoy the benefits of the
to rest. The anti-Semitic member of
Ls ie o u r were
• ten professor
lives of the
holding leading positions.
fine arts. This circumstances, while
the Roumanian government gave evi-
notorious
iou
headed
by
the
it
has
no
doubt
the
advantages
pro-
dance once again of his cunning meth-
According to the figures published, not one of the
Morarescu,
who, last year, confessed,
-
vided by democracy, has also its set-
ods, instead of addressing his rebukes
in
part,
to
the
murder
of
33
Jews
on
15 Peoples Commissars is a Jew. Of the 581 members of
to the Cuzist hooligans, he addressed
the
. Dneister border but was, neverthe-
Th e Ilabima, a forerunner of spa-
them to the Jews.
acquitted.
Morarescu
and
his
less,
the central executive committee of the Communist
fi aly Jewish art, coming to Amer-
u euto of the e 'tlizaccecualattai tr;
and-Semitic colleagues frequenhtly in-
ice, was borne on the wings of the
party, only 30 are Jews; of the 209 members of the
ea P
' e d bil i' S ' o di'I' s tfirratat l
anti-
t rr fed
p
the
•
imagination. With an audience to be
found wide echo in the Roumanian
Semitic remarks directed at the de-
soviet executive, only 14 are Jews,
recruited from the greatest Jewish
fence. At one point Morarescu shout- press. The Czernowitz government or-
community in the world today, the
gan, Dreptatea writes in this vein:
ed at Dr. Allerhand, the attorney for
The real rulers of Russia are the Peoples Commis-
expectations of the Ilabima were
The Czernowitz incident should he
Jewish students, "Go to Palestine!"
It is a unique product in Jew- to which Dr. Allerhand instantly re-
condemned with the utmost severity.
sars and of the 15 not a single one is a Jew. To explain
The New York World by its courageous, honest and high.
ish life. Springing up in Russia, un-
A
peculiar psychology is leading, our
"Go back to Dniester to your
Jewish control of Russia with such a condition existing forthright denunciation of the Ku Klux Klan, when der the most adverse circumstances, ported:
yo uth on the road of murder. This
work of murder." Finally the Ilack-
where
every
influence
is
diametrically
spirit
is beginning to make itself felt
enreuzlers demanded that the trial be
+ is a task which even the most hard bitten anti-Semite that organization was in its hysterical period, won the
among, the very young children. The
opposed to the very essence of He transferred to Bucharest for reasons
would find a little difficult. What will become of the admiration and respect of all the civilized, liberal ele- braic thought and form, the Ilabima of public security and in the interests danger is great for the future of
developed, grew and preserved its
Greater Roumania. It is time to put
objettivity. The court granted this
legend of Jewish domination in Russia? We do believe ments in America. It required no little temerity at the treasure. When listening to their in- of
a stop once and forever to the revolt-
demand and the public attending the
812
that Stalin, Bucharin, Kalinin, et al have been a little time to attack it, for it was then quite fashionable in terpretations of bunion life in Jewish trial began its exit with a fettling of ing behavior of the press which is in-
forms, one, being aware of their
Suddenly a shot was citing and provoking minor children
hard on the myth makers. Just think of it, only re- American nationalist circles to appear to despise every- trimphant wanderings, is reminded of disappointment.
e
u
to de ds of m rder. Falik's murderer
and a general panic followed.
thing that was not 100 per cent Nordic Protestant. In- the ancient band of prophets, going heard
declared that he was inspired to the
When the fright and excitement had
cently that most accurate and painstaking special fea- asmuch as the Klan was a national issue, the World to and from the land and proclaim- somewhat
bloody act by an anti-Semitic pamph-
subsided, it was found that
ture writer for the Dearborn Independent again amazed was able to carry on its campaign of enlightenment ing their message. a terrible act had been perpetrated— let on Czernowitz developments. It
There stay be sonic difference of
is not difficult to guess who the mor-
one of the 12 Jewish students, David
a world by informing it that the International Jew con-
without specifically attacking any local community. opinion as to this or that detail in the Falik, was seen lying on the floor in ally guilty ones are in this last mur-
Without placing a revolver in
performances
of
the
liabima,
as
to
This absence of localism made the task somewhat easier the propriety of the Ilabima, as to a mail of blood and over hint stood an der.
trols radical Russia as well as conservative England.
the hands of the criminal, they led him
Semitic student, Tatu, with a
than the task recently undertaken by the World in the on their art, but there is unanimity anti
to
his
crime through their rabid na-
Something should really be done about it, especially
smoking revolver in his hand. It was
tionalise and pogrom agitation."
as to the superb character of their
clear that he had shot Falik. Upon
since Henry Ford together with Lenin are the two Mes- lynchings of the Lowmans in Aiken, South Carolina.
Even
more outspoken is the Bukow-
playing and there is no doubt of their
by the police Tatu de-
The lynching of the, Lowmans was one of the most distinct contribution to art in general questioning
nia Voice. The paper declares: "The
dared that he was a student in the
sianic figures that have captured the fancy of Russia.
student,
Tutu, who shut Falik was
and
to
Jewish
art
in
particular.
outrageous in the disgraceful history of lynchings in
seventh class at the Jassy High School
saturated with the Cuzist teaching
This disservice and direct repudiation of Mr. Ford is
One can never tell what the out-
and that he haul conic from Jassy to
the South,
which
urge
that the Jews should lie
come of a word spoken may be. Czernowitz for the express purpose of
quite unpardonable. Could not the Peoples Commissars
from Roumania or extermi-
The Supreme Court of South Carolina had set aside Those who attended the Palestine committing this crime to which he had expelled
nated
completely.
Roumanian Jew
be increased say to 35 and 20 Jews put in the list so their conviction for murder, but this had no deterrent conference in Boston hardly expect- been inspired by an anti-Semitic has accepted this The
teaching and it is
ed the dramatic developments which
pamphlet. Ile stated that he hail come
not
to
be
wondered
at that such a
that the sage of Dearborn would have something upon influence upon the infantile, sadistic, irresponsible mob followed the challenge issued by Na- "to defend the Roumanian people from
young man whose mind is thrown into
it s enem ies. "
than Straus to Henry Ford. Nathan
which to base his charges? This is a piece of treachery of Aiken.
a
fevered
state
by
such
outrageous
Straus, in his address, in criticising
The mortally wounded Falik was
The case arose originally with the arrest of the the Jewish rich for their indifference taken to the Jewish hospital where he propaganda should take out a revolver
and base ingratitude on the part of the Russian leaders,
and
kill
the
first
Jew
that
conies his
to Palestine and other Jewish causes,
in the arins of his mother -13
They should have thought about it, and if they could elder Lowman for having liquor in his possession. A said a word or two of the beneficial expired
way." The anti-Jewish Universul re-
hours
later.
According
to
the
hospital
time the
not pad the list they should have held off for a while sheriff was killed while making the arrest, and the two activities of the non-Jewish rich. A doctors who attended him, Ealik was iterates for the hundredth
arguments and
sons of Lowman and a (laughter were arrested and comparison to the activities of the haunted in his last hours by a fear outworn
anti-Jewish arguments
winds up by charging that Dr. Ebner
Rockefellers
was
made.
The
tremen-
at least.
that
he
was
being
pursued
by
enemies.
charged with murder. This conviction was set aside dous difference between the way the
wrote a rticles u even 1 prior to the "bacca-
Fifteen minutes before his death
But perhaps the 30 Jewish members of the 581 who by the highest court in the state of South Carolina.
laureat" tests wherein he mocked this
Rockefellers use their wealth and
raised himself with his last strength
method and insulted the patriotic feel-
make up the central executive committee of the Com-
employed by Henry Ford sug-
and asked to be taken to the court
The New York World waited for action from the that
jogs of the Roumanian youth.
gested
itself.
Then
the
challenge
to
house after which he exclaimed in
munist party or the 14 Jews who are among the 209 of authorities and newspapers of South Carolina and after
The Czernowitz murder has demon-
Henry Ford came. As the situation
great fright, "hide me, Morarescu is
the Moscow Soviet Executive are in control of Soviet a sufficient lapse of time, it felt that this indefensible
strata! into what a deep abyss the
is now, through the energetic activ-
pursuing me. Tell hint that I am not
Roumanian
youth is sinking. The stu-
Russia. By Fordian logic, it can be proven that 6 per mob lynching could not pass without calling it to the ity of Congressman Sol Bloom, the here." A few minutes later he died.
dent, Tata, was
United States Congress may have to
The news of Falik's death created a the stronghold o brought
up movement.
in J
cent can control 94 per cent. By the same logic it can
f the Cuzist
investigate the charges of Henry
attention of the American people.
terrible impression on the thousands
In that city he was first an onlooker
be demonstrated to Ku Kluxers, know nothings and
Ford.
of Jews who were waiting outside the
and
later
perhaps
a
participant
in the
The
South
has
taken
these
matters
too
complacent-
In the chronicle of Jewish events,
anti-Semites that zero is more than 15. What if there
hospital. The council of the .Jewish
wild student excesses. Ile read the
public disputes and trials on anti-
Kehillah convened at once and decided
poisonous
h
(nui
e
d
are no Jews among the Peoples Commissars. They are ly The attitude has been that this is a local issue which Jewish
u
e,
literature
al
l
ilt
y
re
e e ahti
nd
accusations are not at all as
to arrange the funeral of the martyred
convinced that
bloody
in the background and through subtle and sinister does not touch anybody outside the State, but in this it much of a novelty as some may imag- Jewish student. All Czernowitz was become
inals
like
Morarescu
are
acquitted
in
with great reluctance that
shrouded in mourning. Black flags open court and even made into nation-
methods control the commissars. This would not be is mistaken, for mob action has of late received such ine. It was
leaders in centuries gone by
attention
from
outside
sources
that
an
attempt
has
been
were
hung
on
all
Jewish
institutions
al
heroes
and
elected
to
parliament,
as
more fanciful than the charge that the International
Js
agreed to appear at the famous dis-
and houses. The Jewish stores were
the case of Cuza. His teachers and
Jew controls the Federal Reserve System, when not a made to pass a federal statute covering it. To the New pates, usually arranged between a closed from 11 to three on the day of in
educators imbued him with the cor-
York World the idea of federal legislation in matters church dignitary Con
and the rabbi or the
the funeral by a decision of the Mer-
ranting doctrine that Jewish life and
single Jew is on the board.
victions cannot
chants' Association. The generally
touching state rights is odious. It championed the op- Jueden meister.
property are of no value and the fibres
Yes, we are willing to submit this case to any jury. position to the passage of the Child Labor amendment be subjected to the outcome of an bustling business city was thrown into of
his mind and spirit were thus rip-
debate nor can general ac-
fearful stillness as a mass of 55,01)0
7" The American people may eventually come to realize on the theory that it was an invasion of state sovereign- oratorical
pal apart, to the point where he felt
cusations be refuted by words. Un-
moved in a silent pretest dernonstra-
that
mission was to shed the
that an automotive genius is not necessarily an oracle ty. As the articulate spokesman of state rights and the less the charge is specific, unless the lion behind the coffin of the Jewish H ood his o f life's
J ews.
time, place and date are given, the
boy. Young and old, Jews and Chris-
or a statesman.
The
Czernowitz
tragedy throws a
foremost democratic journal, it was but natural that it effort to clear oneself of the wildest Lions, joined in the procession.
oc
Moth-
light upon the hypocritic attitude of
era carried their infants and even in-
should come forward after the authorities and the press charge is bound to be futile.
the government in regard to the Jew-
If the Congress pleases to have the
valids and cripples were brought
ish 'minority. Only a few weeks ago
of South Carolina showed their apathy and admitted
investigation, the defense will not be
along. There were also the represen•
Minister of the Interior, Goga, assured
a single Jew, nor the Jewish race, nor
their dereliction by their silence.
tatives of the other minorities, Ger-
or. Ebner publicly that he would
the Jewish religion. It is an accuse-
mans and Ukrainians. At the cone-
Roumanian excesses against Jews seem to be on the
The clamorous protest raised and covert threats tion directed against the United tery, addresses were delivered over the stand on guard to uphold the law and
would permit no anti-Jewish agita-
increase. Beginning with the demonstration of Jewish made against Oliver H. P. Garrett, the representative States Federal Reserve System. And coffin by the Chief Rabbi of Czerno- tion around the "baccalaureat" trial.
defendant will be Henry Ford. In-
wits, Dr. Mark and by Senator Rabbi
At the same time the anti-Semitic
students against the baccalaureate, which means simply of the World, was sufficient to frighten even a brave the
cidentally, Henry Ford will be given
Meyer Ebner. During all this time,
press incited the masses, calling for
h est 1 f , o ,e f
s iuub s t
opportunity
ap eo g r e tr t ye 1 a substantiate
the exclusion of students by "flunking" them in exami- man, but he stuck to his assignment with the knowledge the eohp
however, the anti-Semites were at vengeance on Jews. Even after the
explain the reasons
that he had the support of his paper as well as the sup- his
work. Before long, rumors were murder the government supressed
nation, one atrocity has succeeded another.
his maligning propaganda against the
spreading in the city that Falik had
every expression of protest on the part
port of the thinking people of the country.
Jews who are not a legal personality
fallen a victim of Jewish conspiracy.
of the Jews while permitting the an-
The following samples of Roumanian news are il-
fur
and
cannot,
therefore,
sue
him
The anti-Semitic paper Universal
Due to his persistence and courage, he has com-
ti-Semites to continue their activities
luminating while distressing. Jewish newspaper is sus- pelled Governor McLeod to take action and it is now libel. It will be a unique spectacle pointed its finger at the aged, vener- which included the assault upon Jews
from which anti-Semites all over the
able national leader, Senator Rabbi
in the streets of Czernowitz and Bach-
pended. Student excesses in Bucharest University con- certain that a grand jury will get the lynching cases in
Ebner, the head of the Czernowitz
world will have much to learn.
arest. Cuza and his followers are con-
George Cretziano, Roumanian min-
Kehillah and president of the Buko-
tinue for two days. Roumanian Parliament hears inter- January. What is more, the newspapers of South Caro-
tinning undisturbed to spread pogrom
wina Zionist Organization. The anti-
ister to Washington, also has to learn
pamphlets, calling to acts of violence
pellation on anti-Jewish excesses. Cuzists begin par- lina have now joined with the World in a demand for
Semitic sheet charged this Jewish
something about the situation in his
against the Jews, but the government
leader with moral guilt in the murder
country. He as well as his comrade,
was quick to confiscate the.issue of the
liamentary offensive to cover responsibility for new justice and decency.
of Falik on the ground that Dr. Ebner
the Roumanian minister in Warsaw,
We are not so sanguine as to believe that the lynch- has found it diplomatically wise to had conducted a campaign through the Curierul Israelit (the organ of the
Jewish excesses. New anti-Jewish excesses take place
Federation of Roumanian Jews which
ers will pay the extreme penalty. If they are convicted flatly deny all the reports about anti- Oest Judische Zeitung of which he is is known for its loyalty to the govern-
in Bucharest as students demand numerus nullus of any offense and sent to prison even for a short time,
editor, against the "baccalaureat"
Jewish excesses in Roumania.
meat) wherein the details of the ('err-
tests. This, the Universal stated with
"There is no trouble anywhere,
nowitz murder were given. The Jew-
against Jewish students. In the face of all this, the it will be a most remarkable victory. It will be a great-
consummate hypocrisy, led to the un-
everything being completely quiet.
ish pupils in the Czernowitz schools
fortunate situation and to Falik's
Roumanian minister in Washington, George Cretziano, er victory than even a breaking of the solid South
All rumors to the contrary which
who participated in the funeral of
murder. Tut our shame, we must add
been spread in foreign countries
David Falik and wore mourning bands
for no tradition is more deeply rooted in the have
denies all the reports of anti-Jewish excesses.
that oaf number of Je
a m ra ehelii e ku es the tlr,e e st,h ' e tu eu n e daegiou'e and
during the time are being accused now
politically,
of the South than lynching Negroes for real
hol
We do not know the sources of his information, but psycogy
by their teachers of unpatriotic he-
rn"this a t ne t i n rngii t tic g m Pt h a e t a rs o as n ri m
t ir aPtai
Cretziano', with the dignity of his orogfe-
havior to the Roumanian government.
as
well
as fancied crimes. Although slavery has been
in view of the following report from Bucharest received
Per took up the challenge at once, pro-
fire, declares in a public statement in
The Czernowitz police engaged them-
legally abolished for over 60 years, yet the idea of mac - response
tested libels
against the vene-
ng the e
to
selves in violently ripping down the
by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, we are not persuad- ter and slave still persists. The Negro is less than hu - r a ir the p' i a cC e and the
moos
d
red urni the h press
m
i
of
th:
flags of mourning that were hung OT1
that
he
was
prepared
to
.tt,
his
the
houses
demol-
ed that the Roumanian minister speaks with full know- man in the minds of many whites We certainly
Jewish houses and in ma-king the
rt
do not persons attaked,
.
rights as nt i eh 19
i
mtinniin
ma
t hi ee
isbed and the leaders responsible for
Jews.
mean that there are not numberless white men and
tyn court of hseesea charges levelled
ledge of the facts.
the wave of anti - Jewish excesses.
It is reported that following his
against him. Following this, Dr. Eh-
American public opinion has at
clash in court with Dr. Allerhand,
According to an official report signed by General women of the South to whom lynching is not as abhor -
in
r eading re- ner presented an interpellatio
present
an
aversion
to
Morarescu
informed the chief of po-
Averescu, Prime Minister of Roumania, and appearing rent as it is to the most civilized men and women of the ports of anti-Jewish excesses in Ea- Parliament on Nov. IC, regarding the lice in Czernowitz
that if Dr. Alter-
latest
anti-Semitic
development
rope. Several years ago these re-
in the Politca, the premier urged the minister of educa- North.
hand would dare to "insult" him again
ports came in such rapid succession Amidst the insulting shouts of the
he would shoot the Jew. Instead of
tion to proceed strongly against those who disturb pub-
If the New York World can arouse these civilized
ti- a S ueziltic thm
e ajority, Rabbi Ebner
a n e en e tad u e d tClsi ge l le n tu
anti with s u ch abhtur
calling Morarescu to account and dis-
t
h v g h nmteent
g
putdeclare
a
elements in the South so that they make their will he
lic order.
ciplining him, the police found no bet-
' t `i?
violent
whether
it
was
in
st-up
a
belief.
When
one
reads
of
ter
method than to transmit this threat
-
To deny the numerous excesses, pogroms and aca- dominant will, we may expect a cessation of those bes
death or an atrocious attack at in• to suc h bloody incidents as the manic
of the Dneister murder to Dr. Aller-
demic discriminations despite the innumerable reports tial spectacles that have disgraced our country for al - frequent intervals, one's feeling of in Czernowitz. This interpellation hand with the request that he express
was met by a counter interpellation on
righteousness is outraged; but when
his attitude on the matter.
to the contrary, is fatuous and unconvincing. We real- together too long a time.
one continues to read repetitions of the part of the notorious anti-Semite,
Thus Roumanian Jewry which made
The reaction against discrimination and prohibition
ize that Roumania is anxious to get a loan, and although
professor . Cu za, who accused Rabbi
th ee ins g s Thee a dta tt a;k9sh , dthte eonly variations
such sacrifice of blood and patriotism
h place and the Ebner of melting the Jews in Czerna
there was no official announcement that Queen Marie has set in. The New York World should carry on while h
in the hone of defending its national
wits against the Christians. Rabbi
names, the effect is lessened. Never-
honour and securing the protection for
visited here for that purpose, yet our knowledge of Eu- this swing is favorable.
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its elementary rights, stands today
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ropean practices and diplomatic punctilio leads us to be-
We are of the opinion that the people of South Car -
humiliated and crucified. One cannot
they were several years ago. One's who, in his interpellation pointed oul
help asking the question which gnaws
lieve that this was the chief reason for her coming here.
olina can really solve this problem. The other South-
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if all these atrocities and excesses are being committed. ern states can do as much. It is unfortunate that out - t fe e e d ling . of proteesit tih m e rnfo n re t t olt , i9 tt ra
, It i e r hi The: sg ata r n n :
whose pains have been quitted forever,
It would make it more difficult to make a loan, for the side influences had to stir them to action, but it is bet - lawie Y;sn m esrcw omes seven ;ears ' &Bel; ti-Semitic eexcesse ns nu f -
or those who have remained and are
Armistice and after many solemn ment makes no efToet to suppress.
undergoing a daily torture on the fires
lender may say that a government which is unable to ter that it be cured through the interference of outside the
To these interpellations of the Jew-
promises, declarations, assurances
of the Cuzist inquisition?
preserve peace within its own borders comes within the agencies than that it continue.
and royal compliments. One's feel- ish representatives an answer wa s
made by Minister of the. Interior,
ings are more outraged when, in the
class of hazardous risks.
He knows where the lobsters pass
As a people which has known the sting of persecu- t f i a ec9e , coefhla lute he l e d c do e n u t u i i s u oa uese t 9; o u c e i d •
reit, in the first place.
Some of the Roumanians are more realistic and ap- tion and the pogrom, we thank the New York _World for
their winter.
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preciate the need of facing the situation with a view to its effort to establish equality regardless of creed, color,
in harmony with the s`p l`gt s' o e;
on the assumption that they will ap-
manian student Italy. "The itouman-
pease someone or they will prevent
It is better to turn back than lose
finding a solution. The president of the Jassy Chamber nationality or race.
ian people," he said, "always behaved
one's way.
any protests.
Mr, Ford, What About This?
The Service of the New York World.
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