Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-09-30 | Page 5 | The Position of the Jews

THE POSITION OF THE JEWS. Isriel Xangivlll having written a long ankle to piovc tint the Jews do not succeed and Hut Jewish millionaires are few, Melvln a WIn-tock in The Thistle makes n telling replv He points out the wonderful suums of the Jews In nil sorts of business ln nrt, science, education, politics and Indus-try, Indus-try, they being prominent In heiv manufacturing industries nnd employing employ-ing millions. Mr. Wlnstock believes that Zangvvlli's attack was mostly sensational sen-sational and religious, saving i AIr . 5"nrv III sajs that their religion li lost to the Jews bj the Impnsribllltv of reeoncllliig its observances with ilvlllis. lion That was ever Ihe scare-cry of the superstitious custom ridden Orthodox The modern Jew, baiklng In the sunlight of llnerti. Is separating the ineless forms and Idlo eeremonj from the meat anil marrow of spiritual whim II,. resllies thai true rellnton doe not romprlsa a 6lvcn dai or date, or the length of a prayer, but In deed and hlghesl hopes for men nnd humanlt Nor does the Jew feel the necesslt) of the establishment of in Independent government at Jerusalem, ant therein ties tho secret of Mr ang-wltls ang-wltls tlrode on the nonuc ess of the lew Mr angwlll and his eolcrle of Zionists must fully understand ihnl tho American Jew Is quite content with his social. Industrial and religious position These are fit words, tlrnel) spoken The Zlon crnie Is a mere sentiment, which Is quite impossible as a practical proposition unless tho Sultan's dominion domin-ion over Palestine were broken, n thing of which there is not nt present the slightest prospect.