1!> push ;??. c forward, and which has
Ul veit ?????? s'reneth to bear the ills to
which ho has been subjected. If he
v ' c?>ti'u? * ? put half Ilii? energj
Sn hi? r.-Vti-Ms. affairs that he puts
?? :s d.\il> work he nil! deserve
the creates* tribute that can be civen
h.tn W. 1 er.l a clear-- lea of ?
\\ -= *?'"vi = f carr\ our idealism into o>:r
business \\> must see it written large
nr. our 1 edgers."
(.Hi: \T IMirr IM.AVKII
111 .ll'AV l\ Wllltt.l) \ l*K VI It S
Referring to the spirit of national
ist". Or Simon sji.| that "w,. can best
s ?? r \ <? out countrj when we curry out
o'.r '.?l^a'.tsm; we can he better Atner'
can? when we arc the best Jews." He
referred, in strikine phrase. to the
erf i; w crk the ,'ew has done in the
world's laho- and to th? part h? still
\s rlsyirc ? 5 ::iurt pay until his role
^nc 11 ? ? ?> le especial mention of
Pr ?\a'.l?-V. who. h- said, would to
*.c\rr. iv th? re'.'.sio'is history of Rieh
v.ar.rt ss comparable, in his work and I
??>:? -essful effort, with Pr Mos?-s Hoce
llsbh ?' ?ch *ke speaker said, had
vi- the .*ew V ow and understood
?? 1".: hruor.il nn he hail made known '
the -? '..ti-a of .* ?1 r-.ism wherever he
1.1 \e r ; t r: _ t ?? ' ' the services of
- ?"altsrh frori Rabbi l^ouis
Wolse\ of C'evelat d. O The two ha<l
>-eer. schooled :oee'v--. and his inspi
ration he ???'. to ertt?r the rabbinate
car e i~~?. Pr Calisch He. too. re
-r r * d *0 tv * Jew = de ?.lism ar.d to the
- .-?at worl: h * a d performed for the
worlc'? t e---mtet : And as the Jew ?
v v! Vo.-iT"" in tho day of Moses and
7 '.iv: to : -? tr a cer it?r relic.or. and
.. .. - ? J.ea':it to the world, so,
?ede a Rahhl Wolsey. 