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tion of the city finances by numerous leaders of the anti-Semite majority. In Germany and France the conditions were still more favorable. Turning to the subject of Jewish colonization, President Levy said that the movement to colonize Jews in Palestine had been stemmed by the interference of the Turkish government. Jewish colonies had been established in Cyprus, and the De Hirsch colonies in Argentine were showing unmistakable signs of progress. Of the New Jersey colonies, the one at Woodbine, under the fostering care of the American De Hirsch Fund trustees, was growing in importance, and left no doubt as to its ultimately successful establishment. The other colonies at Alliance, Norma, Carmel, and Rosenhayn had passed the problematic stage and gave promise of success. In the American-Jewish Year-book for 1899-1900 (Hebrew year, 5660), Cyrus Adler, the editor, considering the number of Jews in the United States, said: As the census of the United States has, in accordan