The Redwood gazette., 1896-01-30

The Prussian government demanded
of Frankfort an indemnity of 25 mil
lion dollars. The Rothschilds sent
word to Bismark that if any attempt
was made to enforce the levy, they
would break every bank in Berlin.
This was no idle threat, as Bismark
we'll knew, and the iron chancellor, the
greatest and strongest mind in Europe
that this century has produced, had
to succumb and the levy was never
collected. The New York Belmonts
are the agents of this family in this
country and some idea may be formed
OF the riches of these Jew money len
ders from the following facts: Since
1916 they have raised gold loans to
the following extent: Great Britain
more than 1000 million dollars; Aus
tria 250 millions; Prussia 200 millions;
France 1000 millions; Italy nearly
500 millions; Prussia 125 millions;
Brazil from 60 to 20 millions; and
they took through the Belmont syndi-
cate $50 millions of the issues of the
United States bonds issued by Cleve-
land Carlisle. Now as to the whole
worlds production of gold for 400
years from 1893 to 1898, United Stat
es Mint Report,) has been $s,2O4, ,3O3,-
600; only 60 per cent. of which experts
tell us have been used in the arts and
sciences, or lost, and you have some
idea of how the world would be fixed
if on the gold standard alone. To be
plain, the Rothschilds' gold octopus
is to-day ruler of the earth, their gold
commands the armies and navies of
the world, and the rulers are mere
chess men moved at their pleasure.
At the battle of Waterloo one of the
family was on the staff of Wellington.
When victory for the allies was as
sured, he fastened to vessel already
chartered and arrived in England
hours before the government mes
senger, and spread the report, that
the allies were beaten. Stocks, etc. fell,
There was panic. The Rothschild agents
were quietly buying up everything, and it is
said they cleared million dollars by the
lnlqultous DEAL Do you see anything ana
lOgous in our present war scare: There will
be no war, it is simply the devilfish of greed
stirring up the political waters to catch it's
prey About the 10th of December '95 a
letter was written from London to parties
in Colorado that Barney Barnato the
African gold king was coming to this country
to make investments The associated press
also announced. that about the same tim e
dinner had been given by Baron Roths-
child at his residence in honor of Barnato
at which the Prince of Wales was present
and that company had just been formed
for the purpose of making investments in
the United States. Now consider Cleveland's
duck hunt in December, '95, when congress
had just convened, and bad storm raging
along the Atlantic coast. A good time to
hunt ducks, eh? Perry Belmont could not
meet him anywhere and post him on the
way to hunt duCatS, eh? Cleveland's Venez-
uelan message was sent to congress a few
hours after he got back to Washington.
Patriotism was at fever heat. All parties
supported him. American securities, (says
Chauncey Depew,) dropped in New York
and London billion dollars in four days.
Result; the lambs were Sheare'', the invest
ments of widows and orphans swallowed up
the gold company's investments were made
and the anarchist gold bug crowd had raked
in at least 200 million dollars. Rothschild
could take care of Salisbury and the Prince
| of Wales, and Belmont, the President of the
United States. Now. alas while American
patriotism was excited, comes into congress
financial message from the President for
more bonds retirement of the greenbackS
etc, thus showing his desire to carry out the
intent of the circular mentioned in previous
letter, and also fulfilling Lincolns predic-
ton, that the money power of the country
would prolong it's reign by working on the
prejudices of the people until all wealth is
destroyed. No sir, there will be no war be-
money power have got their rake off, the
commission has been appointed to throw dust
in patriotic eyes, and before they can report
arbitration will be agreed upon. 1t seems
10 me there are just three classes advocat-
ing the ,gold-bug National bank business.
First the ignoramuS who knows nothing
about it, second, the suicidal fool who won't
admit the truth for fear it will hurt his
party, third the truculent knaves who ex-
pect to profit by it. JAMES ARNOLD D.