The Committee of the Hebrew Relief Society have recorded the following tribute to the memory of the late Mr. A. B. Rosenfeld, who was for many years President of this SSociety:—"The Committee and members of the Shanghai Hebrew Relief Society, in common with many other institutions, learnt with the greatest sorrow of the passing of a most dear and revered member of this community in the person of the late Mr. A. B. Rosenfeld. opposed to accepting the notes, while others decided to accept them and ask Gen. Chang Chung-change to repay them in Shanghai money every five days. Gen. Chang has been requested by the merchants to sand over to them 60,000 rifles for distribution among the Volunteer and Protectionary Force, 800 of whom have now been enrolled. was suggested that the arms seized from Chi Hsieh-yuan's troops should be s0 used, but Gen. Chang has so far not given them a definite reply.
Two soldiers, charged with being in possession of loot, were orderest by the Mixed Court on Saturday: to be handed over to the gener in charge, Marshal Chang Chung-chang.
"Deceased, even with his many business and social activities gave most ungrudgingly, nay freely, of his time, service and money' in charitable work of all kinds, not the least of which was in the Shanghai Hebrew Relief Society of which he was the President for many years, "His sound judgment and_ his fair but impartial analysis of all applications for relief was appreciated by all who came in contact with him, THE Shanghai-Ts Motor "Bus Ca. has presented the Civil Governor of Kiangsu with a claim for $53,600 for damage alleged to have been suffered during the recent, provincial war, man, This eulogy or any monument raised to his memory would be futile were he not ensconced in the hearts of many men. platy Ht might well be anid of "That his passing is deeply regretted by a large host of his sorrowing friends is inevitable, but we have the consolation of knowing that his personality lives yet. the hearts of his relatives, friends Jand. his numerous. beneficiaries his memory lives dearly, than which there is no greater tribute to any is life was gentle: and the elements miix'd in him, that. nature "might stand up ind say to all the world, This was To his-sorrowing widow, and von, we extend the deepest sympathy; and close this eulogy by say!
He dearly hives yet in our hearts,
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