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VOL. L—NO. 34. %
Sam Leon Fifth In l Cleveland Orphanage 9 Directors Election
ELECTED
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1921.
Ask That America's IS THE RABBI'S CALLING FUTILE? YES, SAYS YOUNG RABBI, OMAHAN TELLS OF RABBI Doors Be Opened To WHO GIVES UP MINISTRY. WHO QUIT. Families Of Citizens
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, A YEAR, $2.50. GET FURLOUGHS. Washington. (J. T. Agency.) Wherever possible, Jewish soldiers in the American Army will receive furloughs for' the coming Jewish holidays in October, according to an announcement of the War Department published last week.
'Good'Work done fry Social - Workers in
Is the rabbinate a failure? Is the By S. H. S. modern preacher of Israel's Law a July of 1918, at Camp Cody, New Helped to Make Immigrants Omahan Lacks But Few Votes To Make Appeal t o . League of voice that calleth in the desert? Has' Mexico—"tha hottest place • in the the rabbi become a piece of orna-j world, 111 tell the world" as every Into Good Citizens; Plan of Reaching First Place Nations to Aid Ukrainian mental tapestry, a soother of jaded j doughboy in the 84th Division called National Federation in National Contest. Refugees. nerves, a "beautiful but ineffectual it hundreds of times'each day. Here, of All Agencies Special to "THE JEWISH PRESS". London. (By Jewish Telegraphic angel beating in vain Ms luminous i in the training camp of the Sandstorm (l".<rte— S. H. Schapfer. enTOrint^naent »C ;s in the void?" Is the ministry i Division, I came to know Rabbi Harry Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 3.—Sam Leon Agency.) Lucien Wolf, secretary'of wings the Jewish Welfare federation here recent; ©f Omaha, .grand i 0( jg e committeeman ly attended the 'national convention of Richmond intimately. the English-Jewish "Joint Foreign of God futile? Rooial workers, held1 in Milwaukee, Tlie of the B*nai B'rith, No. 6, was elected Committee," left for Geneva to ap- Yes, says; Eabbi Harry R. Rich- I had heard of him in Cincinnati, following interesting nrticle vras written especially for The JewiBh Press,—Editor.l to the board of directors of the Clevepear before the Second International mond ,the brilliant young preacher of j while he was still a student at the land Orphanage, taking fifth place in Gommission on Immigration' of the Paterson, N. J., who, after filling sue- j University and at the Hebrew Union By S. H. SCHAEFER. the national eontest. League of Nations on behalf of the cessfully,the post of rabbi of the Bar- ; College. I knew of his high scholar- London. (J. T. Agency.) In his j What are the outstanding features Mr. Leon ran ahead of many of the thousands of Jewish immigrants that nert Memorial Temple of that city for' ship, of his eight year fight for an opening address as chairman, of the j in present-day Jewish social service? more than a year and a half, has just'education in the rabbinate, sad of Board of Deputies' meeting held on veteran ^members'of the board. His are not being admitted anywhere. The best answer to this question given up the calling to which he had. the splendid idealism of his student top position was a great surprise. Sunday, Sir Stuart Samuel, brother Mr. Wolf has with him abundant probably can be found in the annual He has been a member of the or-r I sermons. It was no surprise to find of the High Commissioner of Palesmaterial on the pogroms of Jews in consecrated his life. meetings of the National Confereace "I have come to this bitter de-'him carrying out his idealism in the tine, reported at length on conditions phanage board of directors for the Ukraine and the condition of-the tens of Jewish Social Service. Here, each past two years. Mr. Leon received of thousands of homeless and desti- cision," he writes in his letter of res- [ service of his country—as a private of Jews throughout the world, dilat- year, there gather together profesignition, ."because of the growing' in the ranks of its army. 22,563 votes, Adolph Landauer of Miling particularly on conditions in Pal( tute. It will be his task to ask that the sional and volunteer workers in Urn waukee, Wis., who was first, received doors of America and the British colo- realization upon me of the futility of i From his congregation at Trinidad, estine as he saw them during his re- ranks of Jewish social work from all 24,594 votes. nies be opened to the families of the ministry in the life of today. . . • Col., he had"- applied for appointment cent visit there from which he re- parts of the United States, here the I want to be spared 4the high privilege ' as a Chaplain, but the "red tape" turned only a fortnight ago. Following are the candidates in ornaturalized citizens. SAM LEON experiences, the failures and tb« of being God's deacon, of reforming I which encumbered the appointment of der in which they ran: Sir Stuart declared that the Jews achievements of the various Jewisfc the world. I t can't be done!" Jewish chaplains at that time was so in Palestine were not a burden to the A-dolph Xandauer, Milvraufcce. • Wis. Wm. F . AVolfner, Peoria, III. : In the course of his farewell serj entangled, that the young rabbi, <haf- British government; that on the con- communities are related, new theories Emil Joseph/Cleveland, Ohio. " '--•; mon, delivered Friday evening," July ji n g u n der the delay, resigned his rab- trary, they contributed far more to in social work advanced and ol<i Adolph Finsterwald, Detroit. Mich. Bam J . Leon, Omaha, Nebr. 1, he amplified this point as follows: .binate, waived his claims to exemp- the expense of the Palestine ad- methods re-evaluated. This is t&* Morris H. Lempert, Toledo, Ohio. o ;; clearing house for the year's work am! Charles Hayer, Xiincoln, Nebr. "The people of Israel came unto the . tion and enlisted in the ranks. It was ministration than was their propor- j for the energies of the workers. Alex Mincer. Chicago, 111. Morris Gcst, the theatrical manager, London. (Jewish T. Agency.) Dr. prophet Samuel and asked him to ap- Jn o t until five months later that Gen- tionate duty. Though constituting Couis Loeb. Akron, Ohio. 1 dJex Stern, -Fargo, No. Dakota. and Hcrxazn Bernstein, writer, reChaim Weizman, president of the point a king and master o%-er them. •e r a l Pershing's urgent call for twenty- only 10 per cent of the population of Work For Development. Samuel Folz, Kalamazoo, Mich. turned Saturday on the Cunarder World Zionist Organization, demand- Samuel, bewildered by their petition, • five Jewish; chaplains found him at the country, they paid one-^ixth of the A-dolph "Weiner, Chicago, III. Bernard A. Xange, Sprinsfield, 111.; Acquitania from an unsuccessful at- ed the immediate formation of a Jew-_ withheld their request, saying unto j Camp Dix, on the point of embarka- current expenses of the administra- From "the 1921 meeting, held reBen Stranss. Hamilton. Ohio. cently in Milwaukee, this one Samuel W.-Trost, Cincinnati. Ohio. tempt to enter Russia. ifeh Legion for Palestine in his address them: 'Know ye not that the Lord ' tion for France, and made him official- tion. He asserted likewise that the stands out above all others: Mrs. Manuel Halle, Cleveland, Ohio. Bernstein said he got as far as Riga before the meeting of Cabinet. Minis- God is your ruler, your king, your jiy a wearer of the silver shepherd's necessity of maintaining large mili- there is existent in the great consw Samuel Wtekelman, Chicairo. 111. - j Isaac Goldberg,: Detroit, Mich. in Latvia when he received a tele- ters on Tuesday. The conference was master; why seek ye then a man of j crook—the military insignia of the tary forces tti Palestine was not d«e nmnity <sf American Jewry a fences Mrs. A. Mosenfelder, .Rock Island. m: Albert J . Strauss, Cincinnati. Ohio. gram from the Soviet Government in attended by Premier Lloyd George, flesh .to lord over you?' But the voice , Jewish chaplain. . • to the Jews, nor to the Zionist pro- striving ceaselessly for the physical, Ralph Clark. Ft- "Wayne,- Indiana. Moscow stating that he would not be Winston Churchill, Arthur Balfour of the Lord came unto Samuel, say- But, even as a private in the ranks, gT3m of the government. He declared mental and moral development of k Herbert K. Bloch, Cincinnati. Ohio. Edward Sachs, Louisville, Ky. admitted. He said that the people in a^d Sir Maurice Hankey. ing: 'Samuel, Samuel! withhold not he was no less a leader of men. I that large sums will have to be forth- Jew, and that this force is greatest , Abraham "Weiner, Cleveland. Ohio. Central Europe^weue returning to Ira Ciralfiljy, Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Weizman outlined the present the request of the people. Give them have seen him, wearied in body after coming in the nearest future to in the small communities, in tliosS Robert Thai,. St. I^ouls, ITo. work and thst food and general living situation of the Zionist Movement and a king of flesh" and blood, for in ask- a day of intense drilling, or just back finance the immediate development of cities whose Jewish population ntenSamuel Seitner, Saginaw. Mich. conditions there.had improved since, of Jewish affairs in Palestine, ad- ing for a kinglof thsir own they have from a 20 mile hike, the center of an Palestine and the colonization of the bers from 5,000 to 15,000. In 1 last year. '..''•'• /' ' " vocating serious changes of policy and not forsaken thee bu, ; me as their God ; enthralled group of fellow-doughboys, Chaluzim wKo were in the country communities the tie between the in.All the nations/he said, had started the introduction of numerious reforms and King.' Similarly I say unto you not preaching, .for the doughboy hated end of those immigrants for whom the dividuals is stronger, the relationsMp to readjust • themselves, especially which would make, possible more tonight: I nave not forsaken Israel/that, but speaking quietly and earn- possibility of settlement would hsxe more intimate, the sense of working since they, had found that they would rapid Jewish development in Pales- but Israel'has forsaken me. For i n e p t l y of the Jew, his relation to tbe to be provided. towards a common goal of communal effectiveness of spiritual leadership in (-war and his constant "fight for pliysichave to do it by work alone. There tine. ,.-. ' ., ' In the same speech, Sir Stuart achievment more immediate. Many York. <J. C. B. Service.) Last was no indication of any genuine At one dramatic moment, Weizmaa America may well be expressed as al and' spiritual freedom. Boys there Samuel crged that an exhaustive re- such commiaHtfes have taken acha7?t] were in the crowd around Mm, from port of conditions in Ukraine and &ge of this fact and are using i( a. I •i «eek the Jewish "t)aQy Forward of gratitude'to Americ^he-added, f ?r all faced Balfour and solemnly pleaded zero. if this, city: published a -cable from its thatthis country"bad doneforEurope. that the Balf our Declaration be inter- "It is not long since I spoke from t i e Dakotas, from.'Iowa and Nebras- Eastern .ESurops be .psesen£ed..£6-.£be the foundation for & steic&ure 63 cowwas . recovering ".,Berlin correspondent, j£eted in. acts, so that jit may not' be- this platfoiei-on- the •theme cfr"The'ka, ami from,-far'oiff KewTferFCitj% British Foreign Office and that that plete and perfect community service. corresponde, sstating t g tthat, tha. Germany, he ._ said, ~;..-•_„ c o m e a me ,re scrap, of diplomatic" Jews of Paterson.' There were some | He made friends of them all, and bfet- office be urged to-Bdopt diplomatic From Paterson and Memphis, fro •; ' -goverament ^S.had- - jreceiveak i&pidly* ^anii•wotili ^dan ; be ' : a in our midst who agreed and some !,ter Jen's. I have heard him conduct measures to prevent the recurrence of Des Moines and Seranton, fro'hj Tothrough its ambassador in Washing- competaor in the'wotid markets. p a p e r . , ' '. • •. ton, a letter signed byJLouis Marshall, "As for-Russiai'* Mr. Bernstein con-" Lloyd George promised ' that the who disagreed wrfti me. One man in' Sabbath Evening services in the Jew-the horrible tragedies that have af- ledo and Norfolk, from Minneapolis The heat flicted the Jews in those regions. Ex-Ambassador Morgenthau', and Dr. tinned, "There is every symptom, not- proposition of a Jewish Legion, as Jarticular-seemed t o agree with me.-.ish Welfare Board/tent. and Oakland, and scores of cities Stephan S. Wise, thanking the PoHsh withstanding- the trade agreements well as other suggestions, would re- He congratulated me" on my humbl»jtmder the canvas would be stifling them, come messages of achiffvemest Government for guaranteeing religi- with England, Germany, Italy, Poland ceive serious and immediate consider- efforts, adding that his only fear was and just down, the road would be the FUNERAL OF MRS. LEON in one line or another of social and and other countries, "that the Bolshe- ation. that-my remarks about the Jews of i seduction of a. "show" at the camp ons minority rights. HELD FRIDAY. communal service that indicate .tibfi vist regime is nearing u^ter disintePaterson-might find an echo in the' ( theatre or a movie at the Y—yet Jew- .Mrs. Mr. William Edlin, editor of The Sol Leon, mother of Sam strength of the social energies local ,vpress. Yet the very same man: ish boys from all over camp, tired as and Mark Leon, who died at the centrated within them. This stateDay,' wired Mr. Marshall as to the gration. There is widespread famine feX-CONGRESSMAN said -to another before he had yet left • they were after" the fatigating duty family home here last Thursday, was ment is not meant to minimize these correctness of this report, and in in Russia. The crops are very poor. GOLDFOGLE GETS IMPORTANT POST this house of God: 'I would have pre-! o f the day, would crowd the tent to buried in Des Moiaies, last Friday. same forces for communal gttcx! a$ reply received telegram in which Mr. Lenine's new concessions to the peasferred to be in the club tonight and j its capacity listening to the* beauty Marshall denies ever having made ants is his last card, ana" it is hardly Mrs. Leon died -rhursdsy after a work in the larger centres of «Jewisfc: New York. (J. C. 13.) Ex-Consuch a statement or ever hav- likely, to ""save the Soviet Government gressman Henry M- Goidfogle was ap- hold four aces in my hand.' There- J of his message and drawing inspire- short illness. She had >een a resident population, but New York, Bo«to% tion from the sincerity of the speaker. of Omaha for only a few years, com- Philadelphia, Baltimore and Chicagi' ing acted with any other gentlemen from this most .critical stage of its pointed by Mayor Hylan to the im- fore I say unto you: It is not I who 1 Onjy another allied leave you. It is you who leave me. in issuing such announcement. The existence. He was counsellor, guide and friend ing from Des Moines, where she had have so long been looked upon as the * portant office of President of the full text of Mr. Marshall's telegram blunder can save . i t . ' Only another Board of Taxes and Assessments of fotmtainheads of the stream of Jewish Here is food for serious thought.!*0 the.men about him. resided many years. to Mr. Wm. J. Edlin, the editor of war or attack against it from without Neew York City, hitherto filled by For this is not a case of a young i One year after bur first meeting I communal development in this eoim» can prolong the life of the Soviet The Day, follows: «.v«u~ ~ » , m e t W m a*8™- ^ « were both return- MIZRACHI TO try that it is refreshing and inspirthe late Jacob A. Kantor. The office . u ^ x , * , B1WW1. "It is not true that I have ever regime. Born of war, Bolshevism has an annual salary of J£8,000 at- first efforts to reform the world didiii n S f r o m FFr a n c e o n ^^ L t h ing to know that elsewhere, in wlial HAVE 100 DELEGATES Leviathan. sent or authorized my signature to came into being in Russia under the tached to it. Mr. Goldfolgle, who is a not meet with instant success. Rabbi j He-was fall of enthusiasm and hope, our metropolitan friends have looked AT CONGRESS such e. letter as you have described. pretext of peace. It has maintained member of the law firm of Goidfogle Richmond is made of sterner stuff j anxious to take up again his work as upon as the frontiers of Jewish com* London. (J. C. B.) The Central My only connection with the Polish: itself these years by wars, and now and Dorf, will retain his connections than that. He was already seventeen a civilian—inspired - anew in his Bureau of the MizrachI World Organ- munal existence, the Jews are keeping1 that the. wars around Russia are ambassador has been: and active participation in that firm. when he came to his country from c a l l i n * - a s a l e a d f v m T I s r a e l ^ y * e ization announces that the Mizrachi up with the needs of their own comintense idealism of the Jews whom he have already sold 200,0000 shTcolim munities, and are many of them set1) The transmitting to him of the ended, Bolshevism seems to be dying Mr. Goldfogle's very interesting Russia. • ''..• had met and known in the training throughout the world. He further an- ting standards for a higher and more Berenson letter which is printed in in peace. career includes such bits of loeal color This is quite an advanced age for. camp and on the field of battle. full in. the last annual report of the "The Bolshevlki have modified their as being born and bred:on the Jewish nounced that the Misrachi expected purposeful means of "Taking care of theories and changed their ideals. East Side, attending the New York a man to begin his schooling, yet it j Jewisfc American Committee. === that by the time the Zionist Congress their own". did not deter him from entering \ ••• .2) The address delivered at Waldorf They admit that their hopes of kindl- public schools and colleges. . school and making his way through i We hsve effected a. complete separa- at Carlsbad opens they would have ing an immediate • world revolution Is Stimulating Thought. Astoria, on the occasion when you and the University of Cincinnati and the! tion of religion and every day life, 100 delegates elected to represent are shattered. They are bankrupt, but many other were present, the subthem there. This is indeed a stimulating though*-. i :• Union Hebrew College, in both of i which is quite a different thing from stance of which is also contained in as yet- there is no receivership in LLOYD GEORGE for American Jewry, and for itg AND CHURCHILL HEAR which he established a record •' for a separation of Church and State. Russia ready to take over the reins t i e report mentioned. future. And it is vital, y AMERICAN RELIEF STARTS REZIONIST LEADER brilliant scholarship. How much per-j We have shut religion up in the tem; 3) A discussion with the Polish of government." future of the Jew's relation to Amer* CONSTRUCTION WORK IN London. (Jewish Gorrep. Bureau.) severence this requires thsy know! pie and shut it out.of our hearts and Mr. Gest said he had managed to High-Commissioner and the represent ica. For hand in hand with Jewish POLAND. who have gone through a similar ex-1 homes and shops. We still go to the tatives of the ambassador at the New .get as far as the Russian frontier to Dr. Chaim Weizman, president of the perience, and those who have not may j synagogue from sheer force of habit, Warsaw. (J. C. £.) The American social service gws the concept Zionist Organization of the."World, try and get his parents out of the York Bar Association to consider Joint Distribution. Committee, of the ideal of American social eervle€ means of improving conditions—econ- country, but could not get any farther. addressed a special sitting of Cabinet find out by leading, say, Mary Antin's or because it offers relaxation to the which Mr. Felix M. Warburg is presi- and American social unity. In thfi He sent in a courier- with money who Ministers a t which Lloyd George and "Promised Land." And as for cour-jt. b. m.. but we are too worldly wise omic and otherwise. small community, with its close i telegraphed Jiim later that his .father Winston Churchill, British Colonial age, he gave a rare example of i t ' t o . heed the admonitions gp-en us dent, has inaugurated a campaign of action of civic forces, properly direct* 4) My letter read at the Paderewsreconstruction activities among the when, following America's entrance • there. We respect our rabbi but not Secretary, were present, and outlined and mother were safe and he would ed, the Jewish settlement, the moders fci dinner. • - -" : bring them out'in a few days. At the the demands Zionists have to make of into .the war, he waived his claim to! his teacnings. We say to him in ef- Jewish communities in Poland. Fol- ghetto, cannot exist for long. This I have signed no communication lowing the arrival here of its special the British government to insure the exemption from military service by feet. Be good for us, for we cannot whatsoever in conjunction with Mr. frontier of Bessarabia, Mr. Gest said, possibility of the establishment of a virtue of being a minister and joined afford to be good ourselves. , Commissioner Landesco, a conference Jewish district or neighborhood will he was detained for two hours because < Morgenthau, and the only time that Jewish Homeland in Palestine accord- the. army as an ordinary private in j Into such an atmosphere of cold in- was held which decided to take irn-^ always exist, but this can be changed I acted conjointly with Dr. Wise was his passport was not-properly stamp- ing to the decision of the Supreme the infantry, from which, however, he j difference comes the young rabbi, mediate steps against the ravages on from a close, self-sufficient, foreijpn • • at the Waldorf Astoria Conference." ed, but he got away finally. was detached by order of the War De- j filled with youthful ardor and fired by the Jewish population by sickness and unit into a^center surcharged equally Council at San Remo. with old world traditions end Dr. Weizman emphasized that re- partment and promoted to chaplain {his own exalted notion of his mission epidemics. Delegates from various world ideals. This the small comRAISE ENDOWMENT FUND GOES ABROAD. parts of the country depict hsxrowing IN FREIBERG'S MEMORY cent developments in the Holy Land while already on the way to France.; in life. The effect upon him is chill- tales of the sanitary conditions. It is munity, with its single communit!?, Morris E. Schlaifer left Sunday, Nor is this a case of lack of harmony j ing deadly. .For. the minister is inprecipitated a crisis in Zionist affairs, An endowment fund to continue the building and its compact population) July 31, for New York, from which and that future Jewish development between rabbi and congregation, for tensely social—his mission would be estimated that the mortality among can do, and seems to be doing" morf: work and perpetuate the .memory of Jews in Poland reaches 400 in every ''.'•• port he sails on the Olympic August J. Walter Freiberg, late president^ of in Palestine was impossible without shortly before Rabbi Richmond's res- unthinkable without social life—and thousand. The report of the con- effectively and more rapidly than [ 13 for Cherbourg, France. ignation his congregation extended he craves for sympathy, for appreciaa removal of the recently imposed the Union of American Hebrew Con\<r Mr. Schlaifer expects to visit at gregations, will be raised from one limitations against immigration and Tiim a unanimous vote of confidence, tion of his efforts by others. When, ference describes the situation as larger cities. It. is this conservation y 'k Paris, before proceeding to Vienna, thousand leading American Jews, it the granting of favorable conditions Finally, it ^annot be maintained that therefore, he discovers, as he soon catastrophic. Field hospitals are be- of Jewish tradition and Jewish vitality, on the one hand, and this blend" where he^will represent a New York was annonced to-day by Mr. Mann j ' t o Jewish settlers. this is an exceptional case, for we fre- does, that he is regarded as a mere ing erected for the summer, and ing of the Jewish cultural traits witls American physicians will be sent to ' export house. quently hear nowadays of rabbis giv- spiritual figurehead, that, men "pay Strauss, chairman of the Freiberg daily American life, on the other, thtet | He was formerly in the consular Memorial Committee. Each one will BULGARIA PAYS EXPENSES pF ing up their calling, although Rabbi him only lip service, that he is living important centres to take charge of ig coming.to be the unique contrils*» Richmond is the first, so far as we in,, a kind of Doll's Houste, that he is sanitary activities. . JEWISH. SCHOOLS. service at Stockholm and Vienna. be asked to" contribute $50,' and the r tion of the small Jewish community are aware, to advance the futility of speaking in a A W H I H , is it any wonVienna. (Jewish Tel. Agency.) A total, of §250,000 will mark the estabto Jewry itself and to America. REFUGEES PROTEST LAW. lishment < of a J. Walter Freiberg despatch from Sofja slates that the the ministry as his reason for resign- der that he fiaaMy loses heart and de- "ICA" STARTS IMMIGRATION WORK Federsti6n Movement Spreading • Warsaw, July 24. (J. T. A.) Memorial Fund. This fund will con- Educational. Budget, Bill just passed ing it. How then shall we account cides to give up a ministry that to him appears wholly futile? London. (Jewish Corresp, Bureau.) tinue and help to expand the Jewish by the new Bulgarian Diet provides for it? Several thousand Ukrainian reHand in hand •with this develop* Whether this is the true explana- The "lea" has finally decided to start ment of the social service spirit Communal' -ai]d Religious activity for the payment of the expense of all fugees, now temporarily domiIn our opinion it is due to the gross which the1 Union is carrying on, and Jewish parochial schools in the coun- materialism of the age. God is no tion of the present and other cases, doing something on the immigration the small community the "FederatiiMBL** .;] ciled in that city, held a large The administration of • the longer enshrined in our hearts; we no we-do not kst>w. But there can be no question and directed itself to the movement throughout the country in which Mr. Freiberg was a leader try. protest meeting against the schools and the expenditures of all longer think of His Law morning, doubt that the resignation of Rabbi London-Jewish "War Relief Commit- making itself felt. This calls fotf for more than a/decade, A large numclosing of the doors of the ber of leading Jews from all parts of the government moneys remains, as noon and night; our life is no longer Richmond constitutes a challenge to tee" for assistance in its activities, es- uniting of United States and of Palestine j ^ the United States have already, en- heretofore, in the hands of the local actuated by a high ethical purpose, every serious-minded Jew in America. pecially is the work of trying to settle to Jewish immigrants. (Continued on page $,) ~;, Jewish, committees, Jewish immigrants In Argentina. rolled on the committee* and pleasure are pur sole aims. . The America
Stuart Samuel Denies
Morris Gest and Bernstein Demands Formation Were Haired By Russia oi Jewish Legion
Louis Marshal Denies > He Thanked Poles