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… majority of the Jews of Michigan live in Detroit yet Jewish settlements of some consequence are found in the smaller cities. These cities were visited by Louis Busker on behalf of the Ort and the stranded…
… The strong Jewishness of the Jews NUMBER I was very amused once to hear tat, Jacob H. Schakne, General Manager of the South African Union has been that this is not a local condition but unhappily one…
… The Jewish Daily Forward, The Jews hotly debating a point in Chris- the subject of a good deal of specula- e York as Beeond-clase wetter March 3, 1911, at the PostofEc• at Detroit. Yiddish daily of Na…
… pleasant as possible. comm others' i dig kst . • o doings. growth v "Almonds and Raisins," put : $3.00 Per Year In Namaqualand the Jews were the particularly in Greater New York The Jews of America have…
…. m all kcoriespo:dence.eind ne o formed Church praised the Jews in his B. Batvinik, one of the Forward its share in this necessary and helpful work. The latest Africa. In the course of his stay he…
…, Jewish nt orta for the Hadassah Bazaar to be opened imp 1 has been outside the home. The Jew- only tribute must be forthcoming at once if this wealthy, I bespeak as wide us his travels among them. 13 Y…
… its place among velop; the Bronx was all undiscovered a European education which his par- busied himself not only with the places country for the Jews; Harlem was in cots did not have. They get new…
… the strong Jewish feeling communities in New York of which i n country ou places, do thse o especially th which exists among the Jews of South powerful factor in the work of rehabilitation going we have…
… in mind is the absence of a Jewish hospital ; the East Side is the metropolis, the ei r c hild re n, particularly not like Africa, is that the Jews of South Af- most important of a number of Jew- while…
… onversiby en N o schools. ing. It has remained within them be- all Jews. It maintains hospitals, clinics, laboratories serve the needs of our co-religionists. Detroit Jewry, York and the Jewish settlements…