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"THE ROTHSCHILDS"
(Continued from Preceding Page).
Rothschilds. Cortes keen logic re-
duces these notions to absurdity.
The very fact that the Rothschild
interests were distributed through-
1 • r
out Europe nt .
to them a source of great losses.
how, between the
Corti shows
years 1830 and 1840, the Roths-
child,: three times prevented a
onflagration in Europe by
general c
refusing financial aid to the war
makers. When King Leopold of
came to them for a loan
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they :usperted that the money was
to to- used for a war with Hol.
loon, which would soon divide all
Europe into two opposing camps.
James Rothschild insisted on put-
ting a clause into the loan contract
to the effect that payments would
automatically if any war
cetio
was declared. The king of Bel.
gium, the king of France, the em-
peror of Austria were forced to
yield to the Rothschild insistence
I be nu war
that there
Corti does not attribute this
Rothschild aversion to war to their
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w H A NOTES I Jewish
epoch-making philanthropy, non-
to tur .
men in Europe to o
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humanitarianism or religious ideal-
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One was Napoleon ill of France,
ism. They opposed it, so far as
the other WAS Jacob (James)
he knows, because they stood to
Napoleon III was P." Pro g nm:
Rothschild.
lose by it. They had begun to
Members and friends of the Y.
According to a statement of the ready to at in the return of the
invest their money in mines and in
plantatiolls. Moreover, they had Board of Directors of the Pales- Pope because of his all with W. 11. A. are anticipating the cede-
begun to use their funds for the tine Industrials, Inc., with head- the clerical party in France. But bration of Pufim tu be held on
building of railroads. They were quarters at 44 East Twenty-third the Pope needed money in order Sunday evening, March 24, at
the first builders of railroads in street, New York, which is work- to make his return to the Vatican. o'clock. The one-act play, "The
none to give him. Paper Hat," by Fannie Barnett
continental Europe. The English ing under the supervision of the Napoleon had
hen turned to Jacob Lipsky, deals with the anti-Semitic
roads alone preceded them. The Palestine Consumers League in The I'upe t
Rothschild, the only financier who problem in an interesting awl
railways of Austria. Italy and America, Inc., which has as its aim
had survived the crises of 1848. clever manner. A talk and several
France are the Rothschilds' contri- the spreading of Palestinian pro-
PALESTINE INDUSTRIALS
sectarian a well as Jewish. Roths-
child hospitals and Rothschild
charitable institutions are to be
found wherever 1,11e travels in Eu-
rope or Asia. It was thtoy who
net the precedent that great wealth
implies great social responsibility.
It was they who established the
philanthropic standards that were
followed by that other great J ew,
Baron De Hirsch, and which have
since been taken up by Carnegie,
bution to industry. They also eructs in America, E. Jtronston,
FrOla the reeking ghettos of the mu'kuipe'o'gh'atni"n?leniP'rsincicuti Rockefeller imd Rosenwald.
built fleets of steamships. well known merchant and one of papal dominions a cry of distress in Ow
Edniond D. Rothschild, son of
u
had come to the ears of Jacob' qested
to bring their parents.
Corti understands the Roths- the first pioneers of Jewish social
made the Jewish colonize.
chills as business men and he un-' life in the United States, was elect- Rothschild: "Jacob, we are being
tion
of Palestine his special inter-
crushed and ground to dust. Help, Pue‘imruMrians,qomear.dweerPnadretyi,arty for
derstands the political and ee11- ed president of the corporation.
est. The oldest colonies in Pales-
nomic environment which made David Surdut, well known 'Zionist, brother Jacob!"
tine, the colonies which are today
Hearing the cry of his brethren, members only will take place at
possible the rising of their dynasty was elected treasurer.
.
self-supporting and even well-to-
. Starr,
. Jacob
.
the
clubhouse
on
Sunday
evening,
to a decisive role in the atTaii•s of founder and \ Re-prtm((n , is again
March 31. Prizes will be awarded do, were established by the money
or the
the Pope
loan there
Europe during the greater part of leaving for Palestine to supervise Jacob
that
in the proposed
contract f to
and the personal interest of Ed-
the
most
comic
and
the
must
beau-
the nineteenth century. But Corti, the enlarged activities of the cos- shall be a claus e in which the
tiful costumes to both the young mond De Rothschild, son of Jacob.
Pope shall promise to abolish the
despite his effort at impartiality, poration.
When Edmond Rothschild made
men and women. Positively every-
ghetto and grant the Jews of the
does not understand the Roth,-
one must he in costume to gain his last visit to Palestine he was
chills as Jews. Thus, whenever he W hatever they did for the Jewish papal dominions civic equality.
called upon to deliver an address
admission.
finds the R othschilds demanding , •oople they (lid against their own The Pope pleaded that it was nut
at Tel Aviv. Ile said he regretted
of the gov ernments whom they ns
interests and out of their *coming his dignity to secure a
that he had never learned Hebrew,
Clubs' Stunt Night:
better treatment of their duty
to ( uty towards s their people and their loan upon a political condition and
A capacity crowd was present that he had to speak in French
hsked
Jacob
that
the
abolition
fellow Corti takes care
e a
to ve for tem.
' and have his speech interprete d.
Frequently they were*tempted of the ghetto restrictions be re- when the judges awarded the ban-
indicate that they were doing this
But nip son is coming to you
Nothing garded as a gentleman's agree. ner prize to the Phi Kappa Epsilon
for their own advantage: "While to become Christians.
soon," he said, "and my son,
the first principle of the House (of would have pleased their royal pa- molt between them rather than as Fraternity for presenting the best
James, will talk to you in He-
Rothschild was to amass wealth, irons better. But they remembered a written clause in the contract. sketch on Clubs' Stunt Night last
made, Sunday evening. The Signia brew." ills son, James, the young'
the liberation of the race from op- the injunction in the will of their Jacob agreed. The loan Was
Baron James, has since been in
given
pressive restrictions contributed father that they shall remain true the Pope returned to the Vatican Alpha Chi Fraternity wan
. Samuel Palestine and he speaks a perfect
Sid-
indirectly to this end since it would to the Jewish faith, and they re- and to temporal power. and the honorable mention. Mrs Welt,
Hebrew. Ile is the president of
e itnhcer,raess,,t membered the little house in "gentleman's agreement" was kept Glogower, Mrs. Joseph
are t i li::teatweoirni racnodu rts1,4:„w
the Pica, or the Palestine Jewish
Miss Sarah Selminski and Mr.
Frankfort Jew street (which they ultimately.
Colonization Association.
The
family's
most
direct
and
ney
Sarasohn
were
the
judges.
the possibility of financial gain, still maintain as a family heir-
Nor have the Rothschilds con-
which in turn would serve to in- loom. And although some of the complete victory in achieving the
fined themselves merely to the
" Y" Jane Orchettra:
crease its power."
girls of the third and fourth gen- emancipation of their fellow-Jews
The first meeting of the "V" philanthropic aspect of Jewish
For Their Fellow-Jew..
erations married into the English was the work of Lionel Rothschild,
e' life. They were also officers and
at t
u r s be
il held
ay evening
directors of the synagogues in the
In this Count Corti is obviously and French nobility, the men, with son of Nathan of England. He Jazz Orchestra will
various countries in which they
in error. The documents which he but one recent exception, have re- ran for the Clouse of Commons clubhouse T F
mained Jews and married only stud was elected but could not take March
28,
at 7:30 are
o'clock.
All in to lived. The United Synagogue of
arched
members
requested
himself produces show that the
England was founded by Lionel
constant requests which the Roth, Jewish women. In fact, they mar- his seat because he would nut take attend this first meeting.
and members of his family have i
childs kept making for the removal rigid largely within their own the oath which read, "Upon my,
lie ran
presided over it ever since.
of restrictions against Jews in the familys Fully one-third of the faith as a Christian."
Lecture:
Health Lect
'
No, Curtis insinuation that the
countries of Europe were a source Rothschild marriages are cousin again and was elected, and again
The next lecture in the heal th
Four.
the c lubh ous e Rothschilds were interested in
of irritation to the governments marriages. In this, too, they re- could not take his seat.
u- times within 10 years he ran and series to be given at
will be held on Thursday evening ' their fellow-Jews solely out of se-
they dealt with. The Rothschild', ,ambled the royal families of E
fourth time he March 214, at 8 o'clock. "Postur e gard to their own enrichment is
did not need the raising of the rope. But as far as can be ob- was eelected. The
• the great
• .
,
an unnecessary insinuation and
level of their race to improve their served, this practice does not seem WAS el ected,
to have led to the physical degen- Jew who had became a Christian, and Health" will be discussed and
own social standing. Regarded
(oration which is sometimes pre- came to the aid of Lionel, the director
illustrated
Miss Helen King,
of by
physiotherapy
of the careful
mars the
work of an otherwise
generally as exceptions to their
historian.
great Jew who would not become,
Rare Fleas.
Gamma Clinic.
race, like the court Jews of the dieted of such marriages.
a Christian. He sponsored the
Jacob and the Pope.
The Rothschild House is no
middle ages, they were able to ob-
The Concondat which has just law that made it possible for a Jew
tain every social courtesy for
been signed by Pope Pius XI and to take his seat in the House of , when, with the House of Commons longer the power that
used
to
at it our
they
themselves regardless of the con-
great day in standing and applauding, Lionel
the
dition of the rest of the Jewish Mussolini reminds one of that day Commons. It was a
suffered staggeri ng
in 1848 when the people of the Jewish as well as English history Rothschild, escorted by Disraeli, be. During the Great
people. They entertained and
stepped to the desk and took the Vienna house being all but ruined.
Pope's
dominions
rebelled
against
Rothschild men are no longer
wereentertalned by the royalty
oath, ending, as the new law had
and the nobility of every country. Pius IX and drove him from the
Help Maintain the Glori - given him the privilege of ending
Their own social position was Se- Vatican to seek refuge in South
it, "So help me God" instead of
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financial agents by the govern- was destroyed, and would have tine. Subscribe to the United
Christian
ments was based purely on their been irrevocably lost, were it not
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the
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men, communal workers, philan• of the battlefield we shall proceed
thropists and scientists. One of to the thrill and adventure of the
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the London Rothschilds is a spe- laboratory of science, the
cialist in the biology of snakes and of art, the school of learning, the
field
another has the world's best col- , institute of philanthropy, the
o sport an( e
lection of rare fleas.
It is by no means to be regarded:
Ill-favor and hatred limit the
as a decline, this change from
spectator to the surface, even w hen I
active merchandising to artistic' keen perception is added unto th em;
scientific and leisurely pursuits. but when keen perception us ites
Indeed, I find in the evolution of
with goodwill and love, it get s at
the House of Rothschild an uni- the heart of man and the wo
versal symbol. Their fortune nay, it may hope to reach the h igb.
originated in the chances of war.
l est goal of all. — Goethe.
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ments in industry and it is now
being used to cultivate philan-
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