Emery County Progress | 1907-11-23 | Page 3 | No Aid for the Jews

NO AID FOR THE JEWS russ a s bg problem not likely to be settled soon st idith t adirent of the third duma the settlement of the jewish problem enters upon a pe of further indefinite delay im mediate measures of relief form no part of the pro gramme of the octo and the views of many con are frankly anti semitic president in an inter view said that this question could scarcely be considered by the duma before 1909 personally he said he favored the abolition of a number of restrictions of the civil rights of the hebrews notably the herding of jews within the pale which is foolish and needless under present conditions but the jewish question he contin aed has no d connection with the russian people and he asserted that it is of secondary importance to the great problem affecting the basic principles of the present government and must give way to them