A German on Jews.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 15 August 1890, Page 2

A German on Jews.

♦— '^h'^rk sepirs to be more reasons than that we ha^ supposed for the great outcry against Jews in some of the Continental cities and we ase not prepared to say that there is not some excuse for the hardships which hare befallen the Jews in Germany. Dr Stock er, Court Chaplin at Ber'in, sivs that th re are mote Jews i Berlin, then there a>e in the whole of E >gi in'i "Itia nit their wea th to which I object, but to the way in which tliev accumulate it, and in which they spend it. S:rely il must be evident too ali seeing men, that it is not by fair means that the Jews aC'.]iiire their great wealth In tho country they cheat as tradesp^op'e, and in the town they grow rich by their money transactions, which are anything 1 bit hone-it. Th'^n, when they have ac uniulat -cl th'ir riches, what use do ih<>y ma'^o of them ? Thpy ny tlie prpso for is not nearly the whole of our D.iilv Press in their han-ls ; — unl influ-'nee it accordi"g to their idea-* ; they bny the tlieatre-*, an 1 plnces of amusement, anl they get trade into their hands ; and I nay it again, what I have often said before, that comm°rcially, H^cialy, po itical } r andmorally they lead the country to ruin Here is a-i instance of what is done iv tradft. A Berlin firm of manufacturers of ladies and childrwns ♦oitsisinthe ham's of Jews, and one of the ten he ids of this wealthy bu-iness house told the manager no* long ago that he must keep the wases of the wonen and gins as low as pos^ib'e If they could not live by their e-imings they could easily earn more by going into the Btrents. You can say this on mv authority ; I hare th" name of the firm, and I can vouch for every word " '