La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1917, Image 6

TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1917.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
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REPUBLIC OF JUDEA IS HOPE
OF IDE JEWS OF THE
WORLD
BY LOWELL MELLETT j
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
London, May 22. (By mail) The
Republic of Judea or the Republic ' of
Israel, a home-ruled nation under
the protectorate of the United States
of Americal Site the land of their
fathers, Palestine; capital, Jerusalem.
The world war in the view of many,
seems about to bring true the dream
that has persisted through the cen
turies that the Jew has wandered the
earth. He is about to have his own
home back again to live there or visit
in security. That this security should
be maintained by America is the idea
of Israel Zangwill.
"Such a protectorate," he said,
"would be expected, of course, to en
dure only so long as was necessary to
see the Jewish nation firmly estab
lished among the t nations of the
earth."
This statement to the United Press
by the great leader of Jewish opinion
13 significant for its indication of a
meeting point between the efforts he
has led and the efforts of the Zionists,
of whom Louis D. Brandeis has been
the most prominent in America. The
Zionists have made Palestine their
sole objective. Zangwill's organiza
tion has urged that it is more import
ant than the Jews should colonize
somewhere at the earliest possible
time and that they should return to
their own ancient land. Admitting the
strength of the tie that binds them
to Palestine, he has urged that if this
is not feasible they should settle else
where. He has in the past sought the
British government's aid for a pro
posed settlement in South Africa,
Canada, or Australia.
Now he agrees, Palestine itself
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The eyes of thirteen million Jews,
scattered throughout the world, are on
General Murray's army now seeking
to drive the Turks out of the country
that the Jews once had. From this
thirteen million, perhaps, should be
excluded the six hundred thousand
Jews who are fighting in the various
armies; they, by fate's irony, will be
last to know that the war may mean
something for their race.
There is a Btrong belief in England
that restoration of Palestine to the
Jews would be a profitable political
undertaking for the British. "It is not
expected," said Mr. Zangwill that all
the Jews of the world would flofck there
to make their homes. It is my belief
that the Jewish agriculturists who
find living difficult elsewhere should
be aided to return and that they
should form the basis of the new na
tion. Jerusalem's location might make
it the site for a great commercial or
trading city, tout the important thing
is not to draw there those who have
prospered in other corners of the
globe but to care for the great num
bers of oppressed in other lands.
"With a Jewish nation established,
the Jews everywhere would feel they
have a home again, whether or not
circumstances permitted them to live
there themselves.
Zangwill won the support of Joseph
Chamberlain and Wmston Churchill
to his colonization scheme before the
war, but South Africa, Canada and
Australia opposed it in turn. A Jew
ish nation in Palestine is another mat
ter.
The menace which Turkish posses
sion of Palestine offers Egypt and the
trade route to India must be removed,
British statesmen agree. Even be
fore the war many considered the
recreation of the Jewish state the best
solution. Opinion changed, however,
during the war, largely because of the
sympathy many Jews of German ori
gin in America admitted for Germany.
It was feared that a nation sympa
thetic toward Germany would be a
dangerous one to have so close to this
strategic link'in the British empire.
The 'Russian Revolution has changed
this. Jewish sympathy, alienated by
the treatment of the Jews in Russia
under the old regime has been won
back by the new regime. Jacob
Schif f's declaration for the Allies, fol
lowing the announcement of the Pro
visional government of equal rights
for the Jews in Russia, was not the
only one to come to the attention of
the British government. 'A jewisn
state in Palestine ww would be a
friendly even grateful state, it is
believed.
Zangwill's idea of an American pro
tectorate is based on the desire that
Jewish interests should be protected
by a great power that had' no self in
terest there to serve. Whether such
a protectorate would appeal to Brit
ish statesmen is doubtful. It is more
likely that in case a Jewish nation is
set up, Great Britain herself will gar
rison the country until law and order
and the stability of the new govern
ment is assured.
Cablegrams received by the Jewish
Daily News at New York from Pet
rograd have stated that Prime Min
ister Ivoff and Minister of Justice
Kerensky, addressing crowds on May
day pledged the Russian provisional
government to work for the establish
ment of a Jewish state in Palestine.
TUESDAY
JUNE
Der Kaiser's Prayer.
Mine Gott will you be mine pardner?
You don't know who lam ?
I am the German Kaiser
De Emperor Will-I-Yam.
You know I whipped dem Belgians
Und mitt bullets filled Russia full
Und I'll whip France and Italy
Und blow up Johnny Bull.
Now all dem other nations
I don't give a dam,
If you will just be my pardner
Und whip that Unkle Sam.
You know I got dem submarines
All Europe knows dot well
But dot Edison got a patent now
Vot blows dem all to hell.
Now, Gott, if you do this,
Den you I will always love;
Und I'll be cmperer of the earth
Und you will be Emperor above.
But Gott if you refuse me dis,
Tomorrow night at eleven
I'll call my Zeppelins out
Und declare war on heaven.
I wouldn't ask dis from you
But it can be plainly seen
Dot when Edison pushes dot button
I go no Submarine.
Ellsworth, Wis. Times.
44 Years Service in Army.
Vancouver, Wnrfu, June 19.
(United Press) Colonel Richard H.
Wilson, after 44 years service in the
United States army, has retired. He
commanded the 14th regiment, sta
tioned here.
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TO PROTECT NEWSPAPERS.
Washington, D. C, June 19. (Spe
cial) Senator Owen introduced to
day a resolution proposing that the
government take over and operate
news print paper mills during the
war. The resolution further proposes
the direction of manufacture and dis
trubution of print paper by a federal
agency under the department of com
merce, and suggests co-operation in
Canada for equitable distribution.
The resolution carries out the rec
ommendations to congress of the
trade commission, though the com
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Alfalfa Farm
For Sale
120 acre farm a few miles from La Grande;
60 acres in alfalfa, 10 acres in garden orch
ard, 1-2 acre in strawberries; school house
adjoining farm, R. P. D. and phone in house.
The following stock and machinery go with
the place; 6 milch cows and three heifers
that will be fresh this fall; 4 head hogs; new
hack, wagon, mower, rake, derrick, fork and
cable plow, harrow, new cream separator
and three dozen chickens.
The improvements consist of house, two
barns and out buildings, creek runs thru
place. This is a desirable home and the
price for everything is only $5500.00. This
farm should not remain on the market long
considering price and location.
Geo. H. Currey
Next to Observer
Office
Phone Black 2001
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La Grande,
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