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Kaiser Promised Help to Herz! in '98,
Then Set Mysterious Terms, Which Were
Refused by Disappointed Zionist Head

OVATION TO JUDEAN

REGIMENT IN EGYPT

Rabbi Joseph Thumin

of the I

CAIRO-Latest reports from the
movements of the overseas contingent
VNITID STATES
OWLPIOtENT
Story of Gallant Jewish Officer re-birth of the Jewish people boasted. of the Jewish Regiment show that
Told in Letters From Y. M. C. Two had already been held. The whenever they have passed through
grew apace and soon was a city having a large Jewish popula-
A. Secretary, Comrade and movement
the most potent force in Jewish life.
tion they have aroused the greatest
Announces
Removal
Sincere Admirer.
The movement Herzl created was enlhmsiasm
political. This famous slogan, "Char-
In Cairn practically the whole of
.IA FFA The following story of the ity is bankrupt," sounded the keynote the Jew isli community turned out to
One Dollar Will Open an Account With
Kaiser meeting Herzl in l'alestine is of modern Zionism.
greet the troops oil their march from
Statesmanship.
described by an eye witness of that
the Sy ilagogne tel the Residency.
Phone Cherry 6199-W
The
new
Palestine
was
to
have
the
meeting. The "kaker" was insincere
Here they w ere received by Sir Regi-
sanction of the world powers, and
and hypocritical.
nald INingate, the Iligh Commission-
In the year 1898, two years after with that end ill view Ilerzl conduct- er for Egypt, who ill the course of
'Theodore Herz! began IA wonderful ed energetic poltical propaganda and his address, expressed the hope that IIIIMMENNIsmismmiglagm
I career as the leader of Jewish Na- diplomatic negotiations.
the Jewish nation would he able to
"The Child's Photographer."
Ilerzl in his "Judenstaat" (The
tional hopes, Zionism seemed %cry
create a prosperous hothe in Pales-
near its- realization. And, indeed, Jewish State) did not speak ,if ,Pales-
tine. The Si accabeau Societe enter-
lie espoused the idea of the
there were good reasons for that as- tine.
lathed the troops, who, in thenr march
ancient Jewish Homeland becoming
sumption.. •
MAIN OFFICE: Griswold and Lafayette
The first Zionist Congress at Basle again the new Jewish Homeland when through the crowded streets. were
list n'rd'allY, flowers being
in 1897 had been, truly, a great suc- he became convinced that lews for a greet"
Chen* and Oratiot—Meet and Mt. Elliott
erstiot and Hastings—Woodward Ana Eliot
cess; the second, the following year. a national regeneration would turn to rained upon them and Zionist flags
Jon Cnntpau and N•wton—Hanillton and Webb
still greater success. All the efforts no other land than Palestine. and emblems displayed everywhere.
receive the
finished work.
rernasis and OprIngwollo
The situation in the Orient was err-
The men were invited to lunch at
of German Protest-Rabbis, joined by
taint ), difficult. s u l tan
We, are equipped to handle an
Abdo
Hamill,
the
Residency,
and
their
tine
appear-
the opponents of Zionism in England,
unlimited (11`11111114 for last minute
France and America, proved of no one of the wiliest and most astute of save so impressed Sir Reginald \Yin-
portraits.
11 modern potentates, played a very • gate that he remarked to Colonel
ayail. The Zionist Congress W 0111
Call Glendale 10 and make your
(CA meet, the enemies of the National clever game. Ilerzl treated with him, Patterson, "The men look smart and
appointment. Studio open Satur-
but the conditions laid down by the happy, and I am glad to think they
day evenings. Other
Sultan were such that they could not are making history."
evenings by !spe-
he accepted by lieczl.
appoint.
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cial
In 1898 the Zionist leader made his
Inert.
celebrated Palestinean journey.
Tile rector VleCt11)11 reveal; the l ac)
Prior to going to
•rtz l'isroel. that there are now five Jews in Con-
Herzl wished to see Abdul Hamid. gress. They are (..oligres,,nien ilemy
Photographer
Through the instrumentality of Ar- M. Goldfogel, of New York; Isaac Sit:-
minius Yambery, the world renowned gel, of New York; \'ictor ileri;er, of
Studio:
traveler, himself a Jew, an audience Alilwatikee; Julius Kahn, of San Fran-
970 Woodward Ave.
was arranged between the Sultan and cisco, and Adolph J. Sabath, of t ni-
Near Warren.
Herzl. In fact, it was Vambery who cago.
personally introduced Herzl to Ab-
as
dul flannel.
In the latter part of October; 1898
and
Herz! was in Constantinople and was
a year
received by the Sultan.
Kaiser and Herzl.
The same year Wilhelm IT con-
(Above illustration based on age 40 for insured and beneficiary)
ceiverl his "grande voyage" to the
East. For many, any years there
had been German colonies in Pales-
We carry a complete line—a
tine and the Kaiser, with his dream
real guarantee with every Reg-
of
world
domination,
was
very
eager
ister sold.
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to strengthen and extend Jierman in-
fluence in the East.
—Easy Terms—
lie proclaimed himself the friend
and protector of Abdul II amid, who
was most heartily execrated by the
whole civilized world because of his
unspeakable cruelty.
It was natural, therefore, that Ilerzl
should turn for support to the Kaiser,
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since nothing could be done in Pales-
tine without the sanction of the abso-
lute ruler of the Turkish Empire.
Wilhelm
visited Palestine in 1898.
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!feral had visited the Jewish colonies
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Recholioth and Vadi-Chanin. lie then
returned to Jaffa. On the first day
Nine Elizabeth Street East
Cherry 1673
of November, 1898, there occurred
that which set all Jewish hearts
agloonl.
An eye witness describes the meet-
ing.
"Vovender 1, 1898.-At 9 o'clock ill
the morning, several htlndred persons
stood on the street near Nlikveh
Israel, leading to Jaffa. A triumphal
arch, decorated with Turkish and Ger-
man flags.
"Lined up On both sides of the
street were the pupils of Mikveh
Israel, the director and faculty, all in
holiday attire. The German Ewer-
or was expected.
"Suddenly a carriage is seen in the
distance coming from Jaffa. It stops
and four gentlemen alight. Who are
they? Do they belong to the suite of
the Emperor? lint we soon recog-
CT
nized Dr. Ilerzl and his associates.
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• • • The arrival of Herzy sur-
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prised us exceedingly', and we could
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not understand it. It appeared to us 4)
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unthinkable that Herz] should have

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come in this heat, ill order to see the
German Emperor pass by.
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"It is already past 10 o'clock. The
still burns fiercely. Impatiently the
arrival of NVilhelin II is looked fors
Exclusive and Distinguished Designs
wiard to. Suddenly a group of riders
is seen rushing along, followed by a
Rings
second and a third group.
"Another minute the• cavalcade
conies to a halt before the triumphal
arch at Mikvelt Israel. The children
began to sing. All eyes sought Kai-
ser Wilhelm.
"1 vlaticed at Ilerzl. I sensed that
something of griat moment was about
to happen. Suddenly one the riders
left the front and directed his horse
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to Hera
"'Good day. Doctor,' we heard a
strong voice exclaim loudly. It was
Kaiser NVilheltn. Smiling, he extend-
ed his hand to him. It is a hot day.
llow do yon do?'
"Dr. Herzl, the hat in his left hand. D
tile right hand in that of the German
Emperor, answered ill a clear voice,
.
'Thanks, Majesty.'
The Kaiser greeted the assembly
and turned once, more to Ilerzl. 'We 0.,,,,,,.,f4es.zunicbrano.4gutrz.u.urgurAtti
will see one another in Jerusalem."
On November 2 , Herzl and the a
other leaders of the Zionist Move- IN
ment were received by Kaiser Wit -
helm II.
What was said there has never
been made public. But shortly after,
when Herat returned home, he made'
the statement: ''We are near the re-'
alization of our aim 5. "
Ilerzl is dead and cannot speak. '
the Kaiser. of course. won't speak.
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and true. What the Kaiser wanted
i- return for his support of Zionism i .
can only be surmised. Whatever it
was Ilerzl could not agree to it. The
Kaiser, who was called the "shrewd-1 All
est salesman of Europe." sought only i SI•
to drive a sharp bargain.
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human beings concerned little the man :1111
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