Jewish Guild (Johannesburg)

(1)

J lily 18 ) 1900.

The J ewish

THE

^z10N1ST

Question Ul Roumania.

Jt'Wi;h

Deputati on Complains Again t Authoritie . ll 1 A del

rn'

lzi in

t~ga\ion

^{of h} BlLcharest, June 21st.

i1l~L

^{r of}

• 1 ~ 0 urnania~

ep Df puties representing the town of

•th

;a.

^the^M.^e

Governm.,~ria~ent,

Deputy Hoffman, a Jewish lla1t'· Prom\n •Yor of Ball .t

l;;ait~,

Deputy Linka, and Deputy of t" in ord •nt resident zi, ' · Pnogan, Dr. Kolik, and several the

1•

^Int.,;^{er to}

presen'~ ~ame

^here^speciallyyesterdaY. from

anr

0caJ a or, a memo.. ⁰ M. Anghelescu, the Vice-Mm1 ter l-J Wish uthoritie · Iandum complaining of the attitude of l'h outbreaks

n:

permitting and furthering the recent to

r

e J \ .· m Ilaltzi

Bv 't l\•.

tog:~hh

^and^Chri^·t· ^.^. ^{. .}

11 ln 1 90

er in fr" ,<lian mha.b1tants of Baltzi alway used rle ₀111.· w r 5, when B 1

~;

^_ly relat10ns, the memorandum. says.

11t.· \\'hate taking pla zi .was part of Czarist Russia and

p~-

' ever in

Balt~e

^m ^the^vicinity,^therew re no inc1-

a11c • ow, ho ' Zl.

aet tak· of of vi le th \\ever local'

autfi

a ¹⁰.

~1~

^of^{Cuzist ,}with the tacit c.011111v-.

n1. e!1 it

~

ence occui· .

on~ies,

are responsible for continuous

an~t 1 an Pat~n

thems:i1ng ¹¹¹the town. A band of idlers ha\'e tr. beatin riotL 111, andves to J?OSe as the exponents of .R:ou- ritdeeh; anJ

~ews, smas~re go~ng

about agitating, terro!1sing, t

rn

r look In the p ·k mg wmdows, molesting people m the '"n Pt

to

on. and

d~ 1

^' and the representatives of \aw and I .

11 e • it i

5

Pu nish them no

1thm g to stop them and make n.o "t -

'1,,[

₁

1

hiinseffly when

~

J f the local authorities ever do mter- r,.,1 I llt<•n ' and in th·

~W

has been incautious enough to de-

]l<>J'\\ the · . In the

~

case the Jew is promptly arrested

('u·l~·p ·'ta~~lce

of

th~u~l.ic

park, whTch is only about 15 paces 'l\ •.

'- 1 :t~,

^ll1^lon, ^Jewisl ^rncuralorand about GO paces from the

t11r:~c:hQr.-•

^st>tly^stude¹ passers-by are regularly att<lcked by lo It bra,\.' e111inary.

~~

^ofthe High School and of the

1°p

11

lo deal

w·d/

^{when tl} ^eaggressors am yerv good at showmg

a(. U;(• •1 ' the m ley hay worn n child1:en and old people

a1·111• 'en k emorand ' 1 ·t t

<1i·. Ing . nive . um says, and they clo not 1es1 a e

a,;.

b 'ing a .. an indic

~~amst

^them. The position is the more

;i 1

.

~~

of th given by

~e~. 011 .

^{of t?e}

k~nd

of instruction the ·;tude_nts

"" • Corine Stat . Thtarn of t.he1r professors, with the as.ISt- na;,; •nd er agent of th orgam: ers of the anti-Jewish attacks fr

eu

ta c rtain L e Russ1an Czarist police named Nov1s-

k~~n

^his

~le,,

^who

car~_cretzianu,

and a High School teacher th, Wn for hair in the '"' on a fierce Cuzist propaganda both '''h High a long ti High School and outside. This has been

Je1~t

v r 't chool and

~j

to the authorities, yet the Director of in,\

1

are

b

,Put a t ^{1 •} other authorities have taken no -teps 1 ltls h· ;ng

att~c'U'

to the agitation. Th• reoult. " that a\ bee cl almost ev ry day and anti-Jcw1sh

ome a regular feature of life in Baltzi.

~o On J Add. I .

· rn

or

60 Une lSth t mg nsult to InJury.

ho ••hed aifeople 'br

hk

"!•morandum states, a band of about

de~•

^to ^\hewindo e into one of the Jewish streets •1"d ti astati ee what ows there. The Jews who ran out of their a::'•

\he

on continuewas happening were beaten severely. The la 'PPea,"Uthorities d

l

⁰r several hours, and during the whole ,,. t in d ance. B t id not find it neces ary even to put in

ere

00

esperationu. when a group of Jews got together .at Th n on the s m order to defend themselves, the pobce on-ini · e Chi pot.

no .

^{1 •}a ef Proc

1,, ₁₁ lheZ: and pol urator, Pecuraru, aided bv s01ne of the

·

l~ks

^{as .}^Ivest k iceman,

th~

^memordum cOnciudcs, have cttted. lf the :Uten

~o.

beating and insulting the Je\\-s .. It

horities want to finish what the Guzi ts lnt

~he

d

or

^er1or el gati

1,. lla1tz°

Petitio~n

,.has presented to the Vice-Minister

~f

^the

t •ting ]' declar· signed by a large number of the intiab1tants

r~·

^the1 ew wit't:g that the prncurator in person ha,; b n u lendly eader of th knout, and that afte1·wards he went oYer tr t leg, conversati e local anti-Semites, and had a Jong and

ta~Uhle f'"

to theon with them. 1'. the same time, he ent ck d n Balt · h Mm1stry of the i'"nterio1· stating that th , a

Peasa~t_

^{ad been}^started^bytwo Jews ·who had at-

Fl:OSEPH LIDDLE

£, ACCIDENT, LIFE, ·MOTOR CAR, MARINE.

Corner House, Commissioner Street,

l~ E C 0 1~ D ..:.

£5-17-6

brings

you

this \11-Britbh

''GEISHA "

pORT BLE

GRAMOPH . Pl s 10 or 1~ in.

ne

'?rd· \\'i.th

Tg~ CLOSED; . carr1c:. 12 111.

Records. Au.tomat1c

~topp1~g tr::~<~

starting; s1ze c.: • 13. -

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G

. ·aI·d motot" covered 111 h1gh-

a11 • • . p .

class waterpro?f o;:ering . . ett 11 Selling· Pri~e ^£.> ~ 1~ .. 6d.

Sole South A fncan, D~str1butor,;:

B

,t.

C01"f0 & lo., l,Tll.,

Wl~ole.ale Je~:cllers,

^l\lrehant ·, SJ11ppcrs,

P.O. Bo" t5:l, port hliz-

~

th.

t:'

The D putics repre:- nting Baltzi told th the Interior that thcr could confirm what

meniorandu1n. The delegation complains _that . ⁱl. Anglwlt·. l'u·.

n•pl~·

. i.·

. 0

w·iv satisfactol'Y· HP rt>iU:Pd tn ln1dg' frnlll tlw oflw1nl 111 11 ·t

·~bmitted

^to^hi111^bytlw local autlwriti •:- of Baltzi, "11ich r por th8 •

1

t tl

1

Jews had

~tarte<l

^tl1t' tro11bl1>. 'l'h11 cl lp•ralion

·a

rot

vs stcd ap:ainst this att1ttH. < • • I t', d<'t·lanng tlwt th<' . .}t'\\'. who .., an·

P . 1

e

1

• 11

CT accused of . tartmg th1' tnn1hl1. an' tlw verv ¹¹¹w.

no\\ > n Th' · ti · I · 11' · I : · who were beaten.

I~.

^wy^::111^•^l

:u

^cmg m, u t to tnJul'y.

E'tl . one of tlw 11ll'inb<'1:::-, DPp11ly i\l1lza, urg<•d, tlw Co\'<'1'11-

1

1 ~ 1 j)rot<'ct::;

^tlw^po1nilat11¹¹¹^'!r^th

Jew~

^_must^hav1'^th·^right

men ·s .

1 ..;p)f-df'fc•n<'(l aga111:t th1 uz1 t..

to organThe d 1- Jcg<1tion rn. ' • I a· 1 0 v1:1tt1 · · I

~ll

· 1 '1. ,\ l!ll· · tel' o_t · .Ju. ltcc, .\I. · J ·, to <ic'l1l<ll1cl thnt h • hould tnK1 ctelH111 a rarn, t t W l'ro-

C~:~~~1;.

of Balt?:i, i\l.

Pt~ru.rnr~i,_

":hn !s :-;UPI orting tlw 'uzist_-.

-:\I Junian prom1i-;rd nn

11n~>.

t1µ;.1tinn into

t~1

chargt'., and aid

th~it

he would han' th guilty JH'l' 011. pumi-;hed.

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General Managers for South Africa : The NorWich Union Fire Insurance Socletf, Ltd.

Th• unioll Marine In urance Coy., Ltd.

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Representatives for Tran vaal. •

~atal, Rhod~-

^ta.

Clue aland p₀rtuf{ue:.e Ea t and West Africa:

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