From all parts of the United States reports running into many scores have been received of meetings of protest against the treatment of Jews in Germany. Only the limit imposed by the size of the Jewish Daily Bulletin prevents the publication of these numerous reports.
It is felt that the readers will appreciate the fact that it has been found necessary to give preference to important despatches from various parts of the world as well as to matters of immediate major interest.
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