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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 118, 10 June 1901, Page 4

If T RQTIftCS'ILD'S GENEROSITY. ' itLft the year tt6i, a German tenor since* nnftris fell from fhe top of a stage on tin 'pavement and irrfired himself internally. On account of 3s sickness he became in debt and when he had recovered he called OB Meyerbeer, his renowned countryman. The genial composer of the " Huguenots' was pleased to give him assistance and f wrote to his friend Rothschild, the following ; fetter: i"f Monsieur le Baron : Permit me to iu- ! produce yon to Mr. X . a talented German opera singer, whom I recommend i to your high and powerful protection ; he intends to give a concert arid your welliknown kindness will, I am sure, give him ,the necessary support, which is one of the noblest prerogatives of the rich. j Meyek.seer." The singer went with this letter to the coin (Dander of millions, whom he found at hi;breakfast. The latter invited the artist t<. participate. He read the latter of tht eminent composer, nodded, and handed hirt. e> five hundred francs bill to meet expenses and wrote the following letter to Meyerbeer &"I am a worldly haruii only, you a piim <.• of .harmony; lam a l-ossessor of several trillions, but you are far richer than I am. -which I will prove to you 14 " You will please advertise that you, pei sonaJly, will lead at the conceit of yoiu frotigi, and play a new composition ol jjrours. The undertaking of your jimfe> : will at least realise 10,000 irancs - 0.50 c jfrancsmore than I have given Von, there lore, are more than tti times richer than I f#T koTIISCHU.t'. . • "OLihese financiers," exclaimed Meyerbeer, after he read the note we will see whether Monsieur Rothschild is right." > A few days after this the concert tool, place. Meyerbeer did lead personally. Tht tenor sang from opera selections of Meyer beer, and realised 0,000 francs "My dear Baron." said Meyerbeer, after the concert, to_ Kottuchiln'. •• you miscalculated ; the receipts were 1 ,c<o fran.:.s less than you expected." Rothschild took a note u! 1,000 fratios from his pocketbook and gave ; t to Meyer beer. "You arc mislal;*-:,'' he said, " I forgot to pay iV my sraL"

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