YANKEE JEWS. Saratoga in 1901 | ||
YANKEE JEWS.
The Hutchinson family of Jacobs, Isaacs, and Rebeccas—
those Puritans with Jewish names, long hair, and Plymouth-Rock
shirt collars turned over their coats—whitened the town up with
handbills yesterday. Somebody asked Artemus Ward what
nation he belonged to. “I think my ancestors came from Jerusalem,”
said the humorist, “for we had an Isaac and a Jacob in
our family, but my uncle's name was Cyrus—so I think I've got
some Persian blood in me.”
YANKEE JEWS. Saratoga in 1901 | ||