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EP JEWS IN
*\'KW YORK, N. Y.—Effect of the
changes in Russia on the Jews in the
West, as well as in Russia, is consid
ered in the current American Jewish
Chronicle, which says that the causes
of emigration, political, economical,
religious, social and cultural oppres
sion, will disappear on the day the
Russian Jews are given their freedom,
I emigration will then mechanically
come to a stop, ami it is even to be ex
pected that a large number of Russian
Jews in America, Kngland and France
will return to Russia.
“Through the abolition of the pale
of settlement,” continues the editorial,
I “the Russian Jews, instead of going
| to America, will spread all over the
Russian empire and help develop its
1 resources. New Jewish communities
i will spring up in the interior of Rus
sia, and many an old community will
pass away.
“The new Jewish community will
have to intensify it educational activ
ities. Jewishness in the townlet of the
pale may often be possible without
much knowledge of Judaism, but non
Jewish surroundings in the new com
munity will, as is the case in western
i Europe, and partly in this country, re
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quire intensified interest in matters
Jewish.
“These new communities will have'
to establish new religious, charitable
and social instittutions. Inasmuch as
Russian Jewry has been pauperized
by the war, some one will have to ad
vance the money. Here the question
of a Jewish loan comes up and must
be solved. Should the Russian author
itties not be in a position to do so,
American Jewry will have to raise a
Jewish loan.
“The Russian Jews will quickly wit
ness economic and social changes in
their life. A great number of Jews,
we hope will take to agriculture, and
the government will, no doubt, support
Jewish agriculture. The number of
Jewish laborers will decrease, while
that of Jewish mechanics will increase
and a Jewish middle class will be the
result of Jewish commercial and in
dustrial activities in the interor of
Russia.
“The emancipation of Russian Jewry
in the century of national idealism and
of national rights will have other re
sults than had the emancipation of i
Western Jewry in a century of in
dividual rights.
“The cessation of emigration from
Eastern Europe will preserve the
Jewish center in the East; the East
will rettain its Jewish hegemony,
while the Western European and
American Jewries livng on immigra
tion from the East for the last three
of four decades will have to reorgan
ize their Jewish life in such a manner
as to be able to preserve it without
a steady influx from the East.”
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INDIANAPOLIS, In.l., April 6.—
Indiana women who received part suf
frage are preparing for their politi
cal work, and there is already talk of,
this woman and that woman for the
leadership of the republican women
ind the democratic women.
It is a gossip among the women,
for example, that Mrs. Grace Julian
Clarke, of Indianapolis, expects to
take the leadership of the democratic
women. Mrs. Clarke has for many
years been identified with the women's
organizations. Her husband is ('has.'
I!. Clarke, of Indianapolis. Mr. Clarke
was formerly a member of the state
senate and of the Taggart organiza- >
tion.
Mrs. Clarke has long been a suf
frage advocated, but she was not a
leader among the group of women
that made the winning fight for part
suffrage in this session of the legis
lature.
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Miss Julia Landers also is talked of
for leadership among the democratic
women. Miss Landers is spoken of
for the state chairmanship if the In
diana women. The gossip is that the
friends of Miss Landers will make an j
active effort to land a high place in ’
the party for her.
There has not been so much talk 1
about a woman republican leader, al
though the subject has been discussed I
in suffrage circles. The idea of the
republican women, It seems, is to use
great care in the selection of a state |
leader. Mrs. S. C. Stimson, of Terre l
Haute is chairman of the steering
committee of the legislative council j
of Indiana women, which put suffrage
across.
Mrs. Stimson was one of the tire
less workers for suffrage, and some
of her friends are saying she is now
willing to rest on her laurels and will
not attempt to gain party leadership.
As a matter of fact, the politics of
most of the women who worked for
suffrage is not generally known, and
as a result, the republican and demo
cratic politicians are up in the air.
Two politicians were discussing the
question.
“Well,” said one, “I understand
Mrs. So and So is a republican and
Mrs. This and That is a republican,
but it seems that a lot of these re
publican women have a leaning to
ward Bryan.”
The other man threw up both
hands.
“The lord deliver me from a Bryan
republican,” he said. “I didn’t know
there was any such animal.”
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SINCE we are located in our new quarters we are better
able to handle the trade; therefore have a larger stock
to select from. We are now showing a variety of new
yardage goods in all the late shades, in Wool, Silk,
Crepes, Cottons and Cretonnes. Also a beautiful selection of
Table Damask, of Irish Linen.—Napkins to match. We will i
receive a big shipment of new Millinery on the Watson, as well
as some choice novelties for Ladies’ wear.
NOTE—Madame S. Tyler and Miss Lee Hale will arrive
on the Steamer Watson, to take over the Dressmaking and
Hairdressing departments.
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