“Half of Christendom worships a Jew; the other half worships a Jewess.”—Jewish editorial.
“If the gospel story is correct, Judas was a pretty decent sort of a fellow. It was only after he had become a convert to Christianity that he became that which has made his memory an accursed thing for nineteen hundred years.”—Jewish editorial.
“Our land is frequently called a Christian nation. No doubt the majority of our citizens believe this. No less an authority than Justice Brewer of the Supreme Court so expressed himself in 1892. But the statement is clearly false.... This is not a Christian nation. In inspiration, at least, it is a Hebrew nation, for the Constitution which we now enjoy traces back to the Hebrew Commonwealth.”—Jewish editorial.
(From the minutes of a meeting of the Committee on Families of the New York Board of Child Welfare.)
Mr. Hebbard: “That is one of the things I have in mind, that a widow brings deliberately into her home a nameless child and the inevitable consequence of that is that her legitimate children are always thereafter pointed out.”
Miss Sophie Irene Loeb: “As far as nameless children are concerned, Christ himself was a nameless child. Let us get away from nameless children.”
Dr. Dirvoch: “I think where there are three or four children in a home and a little stranger enters that home without a father, you are corrupting