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IVAN FRANKO AND THEODOR HERZL 243masses that are being oppressed and wronged. But it seems, to our regret, thatthe author does not sufficiently know these masses, that he reposes too muchtrust in the productive power of speculation, and that this could well prove tobe the flaw that may destroy his whole plan — if, of course, there can befound, to begin with, people ready to apply their efforts and use their capitalfor its execution. The plan, however, undoubtedly has a future before itself;and if the present generation turns out to be yet immature for it, it is bound tosurvive to see, in the course of time, young people who will be willing and ableto implement it.Dr. Iv. Franko