Wichita eagle., 1889-07-14

lodged their complaint and the eviden-
tiary matters in support thereof, there
| fore do ye show cause or abide the ludg-
ment.
Verse XVII. And CONSERVATION pre-
vailed amongst the ''ungodly," and their
mouths were dumb as if they were but
from their mothers womb.
Verse XVIII. And George R., sur
| named Peck, and Marcus Auriullius, sur
named Lowe, and "E.," surnamed ST.
john, who always makes the explana-
ton that he is not skin" to John Peter,
surnamed ''the SAINT" reasoned one with
another and said we have naught to
| offer, and crave mercy upon the seat of
judgment for the sojourners of the ''un-
godly city" in the benighted land.
Verse XIX. Then straightway arose
Henry Clay, surnamed Sluss, and spake:
81 will not give sleep to mine eyes or
slumber to mine eyelids," until thou
sayest my people shall be forever re-
leased from tribute to the ''ungodly city"
situated in the benighted region, where
railroad ties" are commerce, and "hoop
poles" are the medium of exchange.
Wherefore have my people deserved
this burden to be put on them:
How be 1t that we have commerce in
the empire, and that this tribute was
incurred?
Verse Xxx. Then spoke the chief
ruler: $50 We straightway to your
homes, and when we shall have coun-
seled we will direct our scribe to make
and herald our Judgment throughout
the domain.
1t is not meet, that we give it now,
but the sons of the distant city are our
brothers and we will give righteous
judgment.
Depart ye in peace.
Verse XXI. And in glad haste they
departed and tarried not to "look upon
the wine when it was red or giveth its
color to the cup" yet remembering that
she that giveth to the poor lendeth to
the Lord" Did they each give aims to
the ''ungodly" strangers that they might
''cool their parched tongues and shake
their burning thirst
Verse XXI. And it came to pass that
proclamation was issued, freeing the
jewellers In the city at the confluence of
the rivers; from tribute. And when the
glad tidings came "the morning stars
sang together and the sons of God
shouted for joy"
Verse XIII. And save some former
dwellers in the city of the ''ungodly," in
the land of the benighted, there was
great rejoicing throughout the empire,
over the victory by the jewellers in the
city by the rivers over the city of the
''ungodly," in the land of the "hoop- pole
and railroad tie"
ADMONITION.
Verse XIV. Brethren l say unto
you, Behold, there ariseth a little cloud
out of the sea like a mans hand" and if
ye but discern the spirit of the hour
there can be great work wrought in
the kansas empire" in vending the
productions of the soil, in Strengthening
beeves and the unclean animal that the
circumciSed eat not, but whereof the Cir
cised are greedy, yea, even to glut-
tony.
Verse XIV. .'Behold how good and
how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell
together i'll unity"
Hearken unto me!
Let us each say unto each other,
'Peace be within thy walls and prosper
ity within thy palaces"
Let us each covenant to be as a staff
to one another, that the ''ungodly" may
not overcome us.
''Be ye therefore as wise as serpents
and harmless as doves, lest the enemy
overrcach thee by cunning, by sophistry
and plausibly devised arguments.
Verse XXVI. Be diHgent. ''He that
is diligent shall stand before kings; he
shall not stand before mean men,"
Verse XVII. Be earnest and liberal
and labor for the common good. "Satan
finds mischief for idle hands" And last,
yet not least. let thy heart cherish just
prejudice both toward the circumcised
and uncircumcised of the "ungodiy
city," in the land of the 'hoop-pole."
And whatsoever We do, give honor to
them that brought thee out of thy strait,
and praise to Him who ordaineth all
things and covenant with yourselves,
eff forget thee, O, Kansas. let my
right hand forget her cunning"
''RABBI(DJ.