Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1856-12-27

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tinuance of his conf hace.
Good morrow, MJer,' said the Elec-
tor, with frank al hearty shake of
hands AT last-we hle peace, old friend,
but it costs us dear ohugh. Before you
stands a ruined MANS poor as job
What! you poor, yptr Highness?
Certainly, for haYeEpt those confound-
ed sans culloNcs stoleb my wealth along
with yours. If | doPs now too much
Inconvenience YOU, ISould like to bor-
row small advance on the indemnity
which shall receive Hesse- Cassel.'
AN advance Is nj naeded for your
Highness, for all thai 5u confded to my
care is safe and untotced.'
'Wha.! exclaimede Prince, 'and
were you not plunder then?'
"Thc French havS ken everything
/ had, and I was very&reful not to ex-
cite them by reslstanQ otherwise they
would have searched pre- thoroughly
Iand might have four 2lyour diamonds
and money where ct VI Ehidden in my
cellar N
How! is it possible
Yes, my surrender a stralagem.
They never found VIII! had hidden.
For the last nine years, order to in
dcmnify myself for ths oncys 1 had
lost, | have taken the %hrty of using
some of yours. All mY eerprises have
proved successful, andgyhout embar-
RAISING myself in the lea1H can now re-
turn you the, entire sud Fith five per
cent interest III
The Prince was deepl owed.
Meyer he said, 'yo re the most
honorable Jew l have r heard of.
Keep my money, and col ia to operate
with it. From to-day ID 70 years,
want no return Of it, AM &aly two per
cent interest M
| And thus Rothschild .1same a mil
lionaire. n
i Old Meyer died in 1&E Before he
died, he had his five sontl lnselm, Sol
ONION, Nathan, Charles Al lmes called
to his bedside. They reAkl bis bles-
, sing, and swore to him to rue to the
laws of Moses, never to@ 4arate from
each other, and never q hdertake a
{ great enterprise without liosg first OBJ
{ taincd the counsel and adse of their
, mother.
Observe we'll these point, i'd you will
soon be the richest among I rich, and
the world will belong to You
! The old Hebrew provedaophet. A
financial Pentarchy was bued at his
grave, and soon erected its3haes in the
five principal cities Of Eurq qpeFrankfort,
Vienna, Naples, London a Aaris.
The deposit Of the Els0tpof Hesse
Cassel continued 10 producsri harvests
TO the heirs of Meyer RothSch.
Ia 1914, at the Vienna Gefess. the
Elector related TO the assc kl Sover-
+ eigns the story of the Frank Ninvasion
and of the integrity of the d w. AT
once the house at Frankfort bned the
. custom of the Holy Allan 1t was
commissioned with all th portant
loans, which at that time wei sotiated
| by the Emperors of Russia sd ustria,
and the kings of England, Pna, Dem
mark, Naples and Sardinia. everv
one of these great financial sorations.
each of the FIVE Rothschilds III share
James, the youngest of thefily, re-
; ceived the loan of two hundrS ;llions.
: which France needed, to pay Ids. its
enemies. E
Possessing oyer-enormous ID 1s. the
hive brothers created active and getic
corresponding agencies in eve art Of
Europe. They received inforf pn OF
the slightest stock fluctuations I 4 the
; different and most remote place. kThey
t negotiated with the most periecd krity;
} and their operations remained pped
in the most impenetrable seclI and
were secured by certain success pec-
ulation in the money market. e of
old Meyers sons seem more par Iarly
TO have inherited his genius. III are
! Nathan, Solomon and James. n
Nathan deserves especial d lion.
t Scarcely of age in 1898, he locate i'm
self at Manchester, with ca of
) 100000 francs, which he had bd Ned
, from the paternal Golfers. In four lars
he had tripled his capital, remov his
banking house to London, where th J.
tent of his business soon assumed N
iecuy gigantic proportions.
Nathan served his government al
iermediator with the continental pow
who at that time were fighting agali
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