Wall Street Journal, the
Washington Post.
The cartoon depicts Karl Marx on Wall Street meeting President Teddy Roosevelt, in his Rough Rider uniform, cartridge belt and leggings, his famous teeth grinning, stretching out his hand and shouting, “Dee-lighted!” to greet a professorial, bearded man with a book under his arm entitled
Das Kapital. And around Teddy stood a group of the leading capitalists and investment bankers, most notably John D. Rockefeller, J. Pierpont Morgan, and Andrew Carnegie.
Sadly, the cartoon desperately needs to be updated for 2021 with the knelling, decrepit usurper Joe Biden surrounded by the leading honchos of Big Tech, Big Pharma, Wall Street banksters, and top CEOs of the Woke
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Novelist Joseph Heywood is shown. (Joseph Heywood photo)
LANSING Why is a game warden from the western Upper Peninsula traipsing through the wilds of Siberia and Northern Russia during World War I?
Because he’s on a secret mission to rescue Tsar Nicholas II, the ill-fated “Emperor of All the Russias,” and his equally doomed family.
Perhaps more importantly, who would send a Michigan game warden who speaks no Russian into the chaos of the Russian Civil War?
In a Michigan writer’s new novel, it’s former President Teddy Roosevelt who dispatches game warden Lute Bapcat on the dangerous assignment – at the behest of future British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
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We do know is that this story is a Coca-Cola classic. And it’s kosher for Pesach, too!
A leading rabbinic figure in early 20th century America was Rabbi Tuvia (Tobias) Geffen of Atlanta, Georgia. The sandek at his bris in 1870 was Rav Yitzchok Elchanan Spektor. A musmach of the Slabodka yeshivah and the Kovno kollel, young Tuvia possessed a legendary hasmadah. Family lore has it that when Tsar Nicholas II visited Kovno and the entire city gathered on the streets to view the spectacle, Tuvia sat alone in the beis medrash, completely engrossed in his learning.
As violent anti-Semitism reared its ugly head at the turn of the century, Rabbi Geffen and his family joined the mass immigration to the United States. He commenced his rabbinic career on the Lower East Side before moving to Canton, Ohio. He eventually took a position in Atlanta in 1910, where he would spend the next six decades shepherding the burgeoning community, as well as influencing the greater Southeast.