The Denver Jewish news., 1920-11-17
Stirring Refutation- of
Fords Articles
tCoptinuation.)
Who iss Frazier Curtis?


edition of the forgery was published
Let us, therefore. examine in further
detail these auspices. One of Mr..
Ford's colleagues operates under the
name of Frazier Curtis. This is not
the mans real name. A further article
will disclose who this man is and what
is his connection with Continental
anti-Semitic propaganda agencies. For
the present, we. are concerned only
with circular which he had printed
and which was published and dis
tributed broadcast in London during
the latter part of 1919. The signific-
ance of that circular is that 1t con-
stitutes the first effort OF the nnti-
Semitic. propaganda in England and
contains the first reference in English
to 1.-The Protocols The circular
which bears the facetious title Of
''Jewry Ueber. Allies" purpOrts to he a
synopsis of the original manuscript Of
''The Protocols The copy of the cir
cular which has come into the posses
sion of the Anti-Defamation League,
photograph of which appears herein,
was one of those which was sent to
the American Legion Posts in. this.
conutry in, envelopes mailed from Lon
don. Mr.. Curtis" does not attempt to
pose as reformer, for. in. the many
other circulars of a similar nature
which We're mailed in the same maG-
her, and in the same handwriting to
American Legion Posts, he declares
himself frankly an Anti-Semite. One
of his later circulars sent last May to
this country urged Americans to vote
for, General, Wood on a straight antiI
Semitic ticket" In justice to Gen
cral Wood, it should he said. that In q
letter, addressed to the Anti-Defama-
ton League, he vigorously denounced
those who had sent. out this circular
and stated
Il have done everything possible
to build up spirit of national
solidarity and to prevent the rise
of racial or religious animosity."
The animus which was. Responsible
for the publication of the "Jewry
Ueber Allies" circular is therefore
clear. The reader will mute at the top
circular, the explanation which is of
-fercd as to the source Of The PrOto-
coils Mr.. Curtis is bupglesome in
his. propaganda. Herzl (not "Hert-
zcl") was dead many years before this
alleged meeting. Early in 1920, Mr..
Curtis" started distributing The
Jewish Peril, the London edition OF
"The Protocols" We agree with
Mr.. Ford that, the auspices"
under which the London edi-
ton was published do challenge at
tentioa. Auspices operating in a
foreign country which attempt to
cause internal strife in the United
States. and which urge our four mil
lion ex-soldiers to vote only for can
didatcs who will make anti-Semitism
a plank. in their political platforms as
well as those Americans who stand
Sponsor for their propaganda in this
country and aid them in their nefar-
ious activities must and do challenge
the attention of every American cl-
tizens who loves his country and would
not see it defiled.
A Weapon of, German Reaetionaries
An article in the London 'Specta-
tor" suggests that the. circulation OF
the London edition lis u part of a
German intrigue to prejudice the Ger
man general elections in favor of the
Militarist Reactionaries and perhaps
oven to Justify the forciblc upsetting
of the present German Government by
means of another Kapp Putsch.' The
German Reactionaries have lately been
putting all their money on apti-Semi-
tism. Their publicity agencies in
Charlottenhurg and Munich have
flooded the country with pamphlets
delouncing the present Government
as Judaised Junta, the instrument OF
n far-reaching JudeO-Masonic con-
spiracy to ruin Germany and to III
volve the whole of Christianity in her
fate.
This campaign, the article states,
las lately become official, and a par
agraph has been inserted in the Elec-
toral Manifesto of the German Ma
tionalists-the party OF Kapp and
Internationally. adopting antifSem-
itism as plank in their platform.
One of the aims of the party is to
secure foreign sympathy and help
and its members hope to do this by
finding Il common GROUND. in anti
Semitism. In these. circumstances,
the publication of, ''the Jewish Peril"
in. England 1.-THE name given, to the