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DEATH SENTENCES AGAINST LEADERS
IN RUSSIAN POGROM ARE ANNULLED

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are Inching work true t ,, the short
is allowing the Ort to import raw age of raw material-, These can
materials from abroad on the a, ,, "w he supplied by Jews &mad,
count of relatives in other lands who can send them directly to
end idso on the (let's own ac- their relatives here.
count," he added.
Leave Russ'a for Palestine.
JEWISH CONGRESS CALLS
.111 members of the Chalutzim CONFERENCE ON RUSSIA
(pione•r colony), Mayan Crimea.
NEW YORK.- The drive against
have been granted , visas to pro- religion Russia, which threatens
teed to Palestine. The group left Judaism and Hebrew vultur e with
fur 11Jessa to embark. complete destruction, will Le mad.•
During the last two months the subject of a special conference
more than 1:10 visas were granted of representatives from l e adin g
for Chalutzim to proceed to Pal- central Jewish organizations, ac-
estine. Additional numbers would cording to announcement ninthe
b e able to leave without obstacles by Bernard S. Deutsch, president
in thei• way on the part of the of the A meriean Jewish Conen•
Soviet government except for the The conference is to be f,.:.1
fart that they are without means Surd., inorninst and :Ins], •
for their traveling expense-,
Raw Materials Free of Dm
permission to send rase n •
terial , free of duty to their rt
tins in Russia who Ore nos.
ming the "declassed" has I •
granted Jews in countries oh..
including America. An agreenn
signed between the Comet and the
00, makes this possible.
The great importance of the nee,
agreement was pointed out nit,
a large number of Jewish arti - .. •

DEFENCE

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'ill bodies indicate,:
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led to expect that Jets- Per, ,,
artily timid sharp at such tin) ; .
that they were made to he slams,'
end. Not thin tyre of Jew, appar
yetis..
The native officio. In, I s •t •
to temporize with tin " ! •.
to ts.asail. Tht•y h., i
and they would
ter some desultory
part of the small pare H

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on an amicable basis.
believes
that it can be solved.
In his foreword to this volume
he Holmes states that the terrific
storm of rioting and bloodshed
hrokeout in Palestine just as he
had completed the third chapter.
At first he stopped and could not
continue his work. Then he de.
sled to speed its production as
a fitting introduction to, and in-
terpretation ttf, events which hold
such enormous significance. for the
Jews ,and also for the world."
Unlike Maurice Samuel who, in
his "What Happened in Palestine,"
declares that where an appeal to
the political sense of the Arabs by
their leaden: failed, their religious
fanaticism was aroused in the re-
cent outrages, Rev. Holmes states
that the riots evert , a result of a no-
A:cal uprising.

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KAISER WILHELM KNEW
DREYFUS WAS INNOCENT

JEWISH GRIDIRON
STARS NUMEROUS

DrcYfus l s conviction was brought
scored the touchdown that beat
about by illegal methods: "Such
Navy--a victory for the Blue and
,,
I entertained formerly. and
Red that was hardly expected. Wil-
(Continued from Page One)
am still of that conviction." On
I c,,,t 'hued from Page Mei
items' score was the margin of vic-
account of this belief, declares
(Continued from Page One.)
tory as the final count was 7 to 2.
like.of a superior class for an in-
Is , n. had ever known or heard Kohler, the emperor warmly wel-
Jack Grossman, the 190-pound
f rior class which does not know
rin ■ : long. The whole thing is an cameo] Zola's manifesto in Jan- fore in the history of the great
and keep it. places"
uary, 1591X, on behalf of Dreyfus, college sport have there been so rip-snorting fullback of the Rut-
ins ention."
gers
team, is another Jewish back
Speaking of the Balfour Decla-
and Reinach's work relating to the many rim rate learns. No longer
Believed Con•iction Unjust.
ration I)r. Holmes launches a bit-
(•„1„net van
s t.h,,,,, rt,k„ pt , cit Dreyfus affair contained evidence can any one group of colleges whose work has been outstanding
this
hectic
season. Playing against
ter attack on Lord Balfour as fol.
himself, in a letter published f o r of the emperor's statements to claima superiority. It has gotten
lows:
Holy Cross, he wasn't just about
the first
to the• point wItere the. public is no
the whole Rutgers team----he was
- Whatever the precise motives
s
stt
o fimt‘hein t t ie h•r e n o
l lt it t l i ci a a r i cthria vie'.:, that 'tTS
longer surprised in picking up the
" h l i . eld Conspirator.
the whole team. Although Rut-
ll. nk.
remains a fact that
-tat ed that "it has not. brio pos.
Esterhazy's paper and reading that a little gers lost it was no fault of Jack's.
When,
however,
lo • •i:,la I ration was issued,
,ihi• for me, during' the nearly
has
beaten
one
guilt was publicly proclaimed by i erk.w ait'r '''' l ler''
The Worchester papers, at which
t
darkest days of the
two years that have elapsed since g
„„,i of the leading universities of the ,
. or
Seheurer-Kest nes
city the game was played, called
1'- . „t,.I was thinking pri-
the case began, to clear it up in ..e,riat
This state of affairs
ot h ers, the German nut lost t --i,
,,, ii,f- . ""entry'.
l n l iitkitii it ist,
Grossman one of the greatest
i
fitily
herself and her military
my own mind. (can only imagine 1»ellititely y
tough for the
0
I th ei
ei 1
r .1,
\...1,
,'
backs ever seen in that town. The
I only secondary of
that a forged document was intro- t i , tut „,,„,., ,,, ..„ , .:.i .„ ,, cu- buys who write football, and
.
ual aspirations.
ducal
Ced in evidence or that Dreyfus ,.„",-
tougher for those poor misguided next week, playing against Ursi-
,,,,t,.. , , ,,,.
nets, Jack came right back and
Balfour, should
i ,,.., .. -
ye
t
h,tt,e.,k
,
,s,
a
s
t
hi
actually attempted to institute re.- wrote, Ill'
ii
tt
pick
AA
ll-me•rica rt
I bare
scored two touchdowns for his
n ,, ugh to stir doubt -
lations, and that such writing was .m the \ n n:'
pastime.
I dread to
alma mater. Jack is one of those
.re fears within the .1c, -
discovered before it reached its and so ad ::: .' , I il ti a N. k ' s l t n itt y t li:i t Iltl hl t i i t t l i l i l t n i : think of picking an
All-Jewish
triple
threat fellows—he kicks,
TIlt• di•tinguiished Ear
destination.”
this year but I suppose I
b assy, than the entire
tuns and passes.
Failure to Write Wills Re-
matter ' hies • :.1 • I tl
?lever hud an un
e ''
IIt'i'evtil another tfy at it.
Untie r date of Nov. 22, IStiti, he n . . . i tt
, s
ais
e .::„.
) hth,nikt
m,T,e•triut s.u„s, t,,:l
and
n hi,
t,q
A Leading Scorer.
in his life, and
sults in Hardships to
II
once more i r,, in Paris, they t.
Of ,,,Lirs,• my interest is mainly
teml any great
One of the leading scorers of
that the affair "continues as my, a dd e d ti, marginal comment ) : in the Jewish players. I am happy
Survivors.
Ile has been
termus as aver. Trent here it can nItichtig." to report that a whole new crop the mist is Au Davidowitz, quar-
ics state..
I mitt, three [toy. of Jewish stars have been tw ink- terback of the Lehigh tram. Art
ontinutd front Preceding Page) merely be repeatedly reite ratsql
On Sept.
. 29,
has averaged two touchdowns a
that A. Dreyfus is absolutely un-
once the French minis
ministerial coun. ling around the gridirim. The
• at Berg's father lived in Ghteno, known to this embassy here and ci f had dedded to attreIti to revision first and most outstanding one of game since the season started. Ile
is the scoring machine for the Le-
that neither directly or through an
l'oland.
the.
group
is
not
exactly
new
to
of the Dreyfus courtmartial's yer
high squad. Not only does Art
All letters •tldressed to "S.
' lid we even have re. diet Von [Sus ern void-bloode d!) . you. Ile is playing his third year score most of the points but kicks
tit• of 'varsity football for the Univer-
i• F1.7, Gloyno, Poland," were re. lano ns with him, and that au al- iii.t titt „id the fi , i . t, ttit
:nett with notations that the ad- 'eget! document written by Drey- .' which he was the head, as follows sity of California --it is bunny the field goals and placements
after touchdown as well.
soe could not be located. The fu• and taken from the German ,.
chief i
rtt . h t r . ) 1:b r t f h u , Lom, quarterback. Benny brokd
Jewish linesmen are not scarce
-.. consulate WaS asked to CO- embassy, which led to his convic- alfas,
M i as fat as possible, to re into fame in the east when his
lion,
never
existed
at
the
, team played Pennsylvania sonic by any means.
.. and could [neaten no each
ern-
of
Later a search through t tassY• ll
Kramer at Temple is also an
anti-revisionists is not to be de weeks ago. Since that game , the
records revealed that Mor-
I \ l tter from
e as that might lead to a dic- Jewish boy has kept up the pace end that deserve,' special mention.
t ,'' , Ch3!!" sired,
ti totem , Oct.
m
and it's my guess that his name This how is playing his last year
s Berg, when he came to this e • e. " I or ton ...amitotic,
tatorship
and
that
to
war
against
In
• \.,•11
Ins;, containing the state.
e
• .,•, changed his name, and
us. On the other hand, it is not to w .1, b found on many AII•Ameri- if college football after having
by tour
.
decks he had sent to his num "I have never myself doubt- be desired that France, through et ,•I•. • [cations,
compiled an enviable record as a
\ thing , •
ed
that
Dreyfus's
conviction
was
in Poland it was learned an injustice" was annotated by quick and spectacular reparation
wingman.
A Greet Quarterback.
name is Shqs•l Marina.
of Dreyfus, will at once gain lib-
I '..•1 her great Jewish back is
Schneider of N. Y. U., a cen-
cl Marina was accordingly the emperor: "IA ouch night."
11 ,Iner tit Pennsylvania. like Lam, ter, is another Jewish boy who has
nl Jewish sympathies.
tir
and
• Intel with and was asked Similarly, the emperor annotated eral
best thane would be to have the lAiltme is a ,inarterba•k and mathe been 'playing football of the high-
11, I . •-•
Z!..11.
9,
a
report
of
11uenster's
of
Nov.
•• certain papers to establish
affair continue its course, disrupt himself an immortal in the annals est caliber.
,11
n.k
He wrote Mr. August Ism:, containing references to the army and shock Europe."
of Pennsylvania football when he
(Copyright, 1929, J. T. Al
are contention that The developments that
!hat he forego all red tape Bt•r nard Laz's
followed
kt send him the money
led to serious efforts by the Tient:11
1\ Mr. August replied that he
ministry, and aim. he Labori, coun-
• ••I possibly to that aecord- lent upon the bi-monthly
sel for Dreyfus, to induce Ger-
taw and that the requested I limes she received from her bus-
many to aid in clearing up the
I:
nmst he signed, Mr. Ma- I ,and; that his sister was blind and
facts involved, but the German au-
Vet not h-
• Idled that if his son were I its brother paralytic.
,
thorities refused to take any ac-
,, 1 , .. f , r
dons. accordintt t••
, would not ask for any ag could
• ,.
Labori sent personal tele.
.ffia:ffi hi gh o tm '
These papers have not I ass immediately to dispose
I
van bes„,,:
IT■ tO the Kaiser asking that in
, • .'
•red to date. and the di, I ireperty and thereby to supp!.. I
lr, ••t* io dice and truth, his
at
• to property Is delayed oaressary relief until the Men'
; I • ,it Colonel Schwartz•
exactly to lie'
MI higan state laws are • ,r the survivors was definite
•
the Aro , ut t
--!:fy personally. The
,
In the meantime t
fully .•S - sisml.
••,; .se, that he did jujus -
have been pre.
Mantle I was sent to relatit,
lows lest he seem to Mr. Marina, father of Mr. Berg, is
.ffiant,
t. t
this request
is....yn,
M
N. Y., by the 1 ., n'
1,-.11usion had set in in desperate circumstance•s.
,
• lent e it•di "of course out
Had Mr. Berg left a will, giving • Jewish Charities. There a relays:,
of I • inestion."
.11usion is passing
mair ---a reaction esplicit directions as to his wishes t vas appointed guardian, runt Mr.
TL,
gond court-Inartial nt Ren-
• to the en- and as to his father's whereabouts. Atemst acted as guardian in De-
•
antime the widow, nes brought out a verdict of
t M•se, difficulties would have been t roit. In the meantime
the
"guilty
with
extenuating circum-
either
nut
of
ignorance
or
mis-
eliminated, NIr. August pointed
„ Aiitin.
rust, l'eftirl,1 to appoint any of ',lances." It is not improbable,
.-I that the Turk " t '
says
Kohler.
in his booklet, that
he,
relatives
as
agent
for
the
,
es.
Another Case.
the :second court-martial would
Another ease now in the hands t ate in this country. Finally the
Ih
Problems.
have
reached
a differemt culmina-
Izechoslovakian
consulat
t
, at
i ffi w e e c c i th at of Mr. August is that of Isidore (•,.
. .
Ileveland wins appointed agent, tion had Germany co-operated in
c se•Ish-, for Schlesinger. who died in Decent- ,`
the
cause
of
justice
in the man-
has involving an additional ex-
her, 1927. With a partner he con-
least
ner suggested by the French min-
rens,
. ducted a meat market and grocery
once a year,
istry.
Flung papers filed by the Czecho•
in Detroit. From 'tapers found
/
«'.piric ht. 1, - 2.... J. T. A I
after his death it was learned that s lovakian consulate it Was stated
- race the re-,
he left a willow and three children, , hat the Schlesinger survivors were
7:on, I)r.
II
NOVEMBER TOUR OPENS
!, -.gibes the difficol. Manuel, Isaac and Dora, in Czech°. '„ fleeted at Sunhath, rzechnslova•
CINCINNATI. -- David A.
ia, and it was then revealed that
the purchase o f slovakia. On the day he died his s
Brown, chairman of the Novendtar
ht.
children
are
listed
not
as
given
t
1 , -111 the Arabs. Ile reviews son, Manuel, came to this roan-
Tour,
has received many pledges
It was the father's plan It the father's papers, but one's
difficulty of British rule.
Ile • trv.
ante appeared as "NIaneyhert" of co-operation from rabbis rind
,i•
I Is . t he Arab problem. The gr.:Wu:illy to become reunited with n
laymen.
The tow' was lanChed
ti
tit another's as "dome." Thus
,•
• ..Hem, he says, is that the others. :Manuel was then 11s
n additional delay is caused by a Friday, Nov. 17., for four weeks in
I , _,vs themselves. as to years old. Isaac was 17 find Dora
th,
lew demand for affidavits to es- behalf of Reform Judaism and the
eel:et:a r the.
• Jew, who is interns• wit . ' 23 .
Manuel came here to relatives t Offish that these are the actual Union ,,f American Hebrew Con-
banal, Will make himself a na-
and received the personal effects s urviyors who now continue to gregations.
tionalist in Palestine.
Among these responding to the
The Arab-Jewish problem will of his father, but there was no a utter as a result of the husband's
FOREST AVE E
nd father's failure to prepare. a call is Milford Stern of Detroit
not be solved by the English. Dr. authority to turn any funds over will.
who accepted the chairmanship of
Holmes warns, but must be solved to hint. Ile related when he came
the speakers' committee for IIieh-
by the Jews and Arabs themselves, here that his mother was depen-

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SINCERITY OF BALFOUR
QUESTIONED BY HOLMES

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to retreat.

The Jewish boys were Urged to
they stt•adrastiy
n
refused to do. They were here to o
I r
Indre
live or dos they s aid in broken t.: tie.
• ;mos
English and in German, and they
even more, ei-dt.,
: I rub-
would not allow their possessions her ball. I). s..ti
t hat 111irad
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and
the possessions of their nation k indeed an exceptional t•igarette
to go up in flames,
which you can smoke with entire
Yet it was no use arguing. The satisfat•tion? Muratl is the one
police insisted upon their going. cigarette for those who feel they
"Let us take oar dead, then!" are entitle,' to the better things in
they beseeched. Ilfe.
No, they could not do this either.

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