The Denver Jewish news., 1924-08-28

of for his father and that he should this time be
moved by the elan of victory for his fathers But the
talk useless He left and distressed and
aged in walk though all the and trouble of the world
his shoulders and that all about him merely chill
dn enjoying life because they knew nothing Of what ahead
Of them.
At my last meeting with Nordau and Mamoeck in London
again discussed the failure of the Of comade Nor
dau added many details Mamoreck added Others But all three
agreed that Hans erz would not serve the Jewish cause
unless Professor Leon Kener could charm the dark spirit out of
him. and equally agreed that behind Herz the of his
mother and the bitterness 81 the Immediately preceding her
death.
Theodor erz literary editor of the Neu Fre Press accepted
playwright of the Vennese fine figure charming personality
of the most desirable catches in the Vienna
the late sos He had what most other Jew hadentre into
select social circles nonewish of which other
wise closed to ao those who lacked 6 tablets their herad
family shield Those who had as quarterngs the real thing
Fanny Weiss goodookng skinned typical Viennee Of
that type not Vienna whose whole ride the Praea
be with the right people, the sum total of human
sence She of weodo but not extremely wealthy fam
y Theodor eZ her hero She fell in love with him and
he loved her. And in all followed his affection
weakened his extreme courtesy and consideration lesened by
ota. They had three children and two daughters
think Trude his pet As father, he emotional
sympathetic and of his finest short written after
Trudes recovery from Illness entitled Wie Arme Sind
die Kndeosse in which he recouns how much the suffering
that parents experience part of the charm of e 1894
his wife and family Paris for SPELL but after 1894 they
resided permanently in Vienna except for the which
they spent at AtAusee
The their life with the sefconverslon Zion
of Theodor Herz The dea purpose and its personal
all equally distressing to Mrs Hez She wanted her
husband and wanted him every day. and she opposed his
travels his absences London Constantnop Berlin and
elsewhere Zonsm had thrown er of his orbit she de-
cned to travel with him the path 1t presented diff
cues but he persistent his direction she resist
ing.
In 1900 this had become so serious that those
about it determined plan of action An attempt made
induce Mrs Her to and spend the in London An
town house to be placed at her disposal and in
Productions assured the highest social circles but she declined
the invitation Vienna the limit of her ournies. Subse
queny Hez endeavored to her objections to his
ournes by gifts of ewelry and that at time when his
had become slender but all such caoery rues
At his death she extremely bitter and did everything in
her to win her children away from her husbands Zionist
In this she unsuccessful For thing she
dependent upon Them and the second place they the only
the welfare of her children.
Neither the Jews Zonsm lose anything by Hans Her
Catholicism does the Catholic church gain
thing its recruit The only failure that of Hans him.
self He being the of his father He born
the shadow great but will escape it. 1t is Just
the kind of thing the Vennese Jews have done before him. but
provides either for them for him. They merely
the door passage which has other exit If meet him in
Europe still feel kindly this of great because he is
Herzls and shall make bold to tell him