the Jews a bad reputation but the Jews themselves.
Most Jews who have given this matter a thought will agree. A good deal of bad temper exists among them, no doubt, and it will be hard for them to admit that anything The Dearborn Independent may contend for is right, but the idea here expressed, when divorced from this paper, does command respect from many Jews.
The question remains: When will they start on the program here suggested?
Human nature being what it is, they will hate to start at all if it will seem that the present agitation has compelled them. But would they have started without the agitation ?
It is possible for an additional number of Jews to catch the thought that this series of articles cannot be so easily explained away—we are not referring to the contents now, but to the fact that these articles exist at all—as being the creation of prejudice, or hatred or vindictiveness or ignorance?