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…PAGE TWO uncEs JEW ENTER Even in Masonry, where, theoreti- ment, it profiteth not to treasure up racial unity they can not hope to be cally, is no distinction or discrimin- old wrongs and cherish…
… past sorrows. regarded as individual units. Until this rigid race consolidation ation of caste or creed, I have heard The Jew should turn from the dark my Jewish brothers refer to their night of the past…
… and set his face is broken up, the Jews will continue to suffer from uniform judgment; lodge as a "Jewish lodge," the mem- toward the Morning Star. (Continued From Page 1.) What the Jews once did by com…
…- and their worst representatives, by bers thereof being exclusively Jew- ish. This exclusiveness is entirely pulsion they now do from choice, reason of their greater conspicuity, his chains. Sometimes it…
… seems he a matter of choice, Jews being wel else from habit. Under compression will remain the only standard of ap- has a morbid wish that the martyr- corned in any lodge of the order. they formed…