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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
CHILDREN HATE
PILLS, CALOMEL
AND CASTOR OIL
Give Fruit Laxative when cross,
bilious, fcvcrish or
cOnstipated.
"CalifOrnia Syrup OF Figs" can't
harm tender stomach,
liver, bowels.

Look back at your childhood days.
Remember tho dose" mother insisted
on-castor oil. calomel. cathartic..
How you hated them. how you fought
against taking them.
With our children It's different.
Mothers who cling to the old form OF
physic simply don't realize what they
do. Tho chidren's revolt is we'll
founded. Their tender little "insidc."
are injured by them.
II your child's stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing. give only deli
cious California Syrup OF Figs." It's
action Is positive. but gentle. Millions
OF mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy: they know childrcn
love to take II; that 1t never falls 10
clean the liver and bowels and swcctcn
the stomach. and that teaspoonful
given to-day saves sick child to-
morrow.
Ask your druggist for a bot
tie of california Syrup OF FiEs."
which has full directions for babies.
children Of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on each bottle. Beware Of
counter.eita gold here See that IL is
made by California Fig Syrup Com
pany." Refuse any other kind with
contcmpt--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
CATARRH VANISHES
Here In One Treatment Tint All
Sufferers Cnn Rely Imam

II you want To drive catarrh and all
It's disgusting symptoms from your
system in the shortest possible time
=" 10 your druggist rand ask for a
liyomei outfit to-day.
Breathe Hyomei and let il rid YOU
Of catarrh: IL gives such quick relief
that all who use IL for tho first time
are astonishcd.
IIyomci is pure. pleasant an,iscp-
TIC, which IL breathcd into the lungs
over the inhamcd membrane; II SCOT hes
the sore spots. and heals all infiamma-
ton.
Don't suffer another day with ca
tarrh: tho disease is dangerous and
often ends in consumption. Start the
Iiyomei treatment to-day. No stomach
dosing. no sprays douchcs just
breathe it--thats all Ask Tragic
Drug Co.--Adv
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SINS or OMISSIOs SNI
MNENTLK TIM COMMISSIONS

/ Q. mol 'hai t!Jd i. uuI eriovcd ny.r mo
Sins Of anyhody, hut rariicuiariy thn,. y,lth
names on iho church book VINO PROBES 90 be-
soldiers and followers or Him. illtrx to-,
haps. the rouul. with the majority OF 100.
PIC In the church ~ not 50 much IN. hing
that they are dong that God docs moi
want them To do "a" the Hing that ,hcy
are not doing that God want. them tn d,,
Is NJ that tho .pcopie Hro doing yyhu ihS
EovSrGirent don't want thcru Ia 10 D,c
roh'c Is they no, willing 10 .rrr -, Ia
what tho government wants mem ~ 10
Inc N'n OF thc Am"Itsan u'urIr ir M.
thing against ihr eovrrrm.u, TONS mo I'M,
~ OMISSION nf refusing 10 ~ ~ no army,
living exrenscs. save "pr foot 'uupN.s and
do something. Tn. troUbl" ts lou ,r. M,
uolhE whAt inc governments "huls done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

said. Hurry hurry. and tn. blood
u The fa, hsr SSn, and sol men: They
home to tho mother was the head OF the
femu. OF the right lee and piece OF the
oh. when heard that. for days could
not eat. for nights ] could not sleep
childrcn!"
And yet I say to you people there ar.
influence ut work in this old city that ar"
more destructive to the virtue OF men ana
women than tho jaws OF an alligator or :,
cricodilc, and the Church of God Is indo.
lent. indifferent playing on the bank max
Ing cobwehs: And going down. girls with
the dew OF youth on their brows Boys In
their teens: and they are crying to liz:
Hurry Easter: Faster! Faster! Faster
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
TAKE rI.ACE
Oh! PRAYER MEETINGS

VI fhSt
Formerly the NcthodIsts attended class
meetings and gave testimony; nov the
aN% 'h hn,r 9s in r.s"m sry'nE to ape
he Metho.:.a, "hurGhes Mave arorped a.. :nr
oth"r IcnomIna,ons ar" sSkins 1T np ThSn
.sr" jnS, "!mriy doing II hccanee the oth%rg
R,ssf 81 u y" o, Rc1yer .y meens and revival
think hair the protesting Christians
am"on' 70 n@s;hingg as srri,pai fTrecs. They
Kind regard to he church ni, my nave s0' :"
n 's THAT Ask 0 A:f tS: ssr1 hr
~ for chrcrtu spirit OF, self-dcnal
active hicSs aeains, thc dSvi S TEhssy are
20 The ire to gct ,hawed f out, c''se enough
THINKS Gas or SLEEP
HISS SrRUCN CHURCHES
road the Other day whore the allies
20 sleep. mink something iik,. that has
nj tho church aud rut the church To sleep
and r4Sp 4t GG }sas ss out
"' To.r !s,us %ySr t hess all alone =,
50 = II IT,sSyysla don .'ssss never
~o2h has rohn= Of To- ne You mob out "2 Sera
'AffS Sen s nsHs" a. Tspsn lie
to Ina La, AID n m mob; Repent,
ST. ye mere. That is nj
DENTn UroN CROSS
II" r"'ss Ismns and a9hn lie sid my
death watch and pray lost " enter into
,enptati"n Th" spir'!, Is indeel willing,
Il, made rcve;ations to Petcr. James and
John He did make to tho eight Ito
n,adr revelations. t" INC, eight iic did no,
make tn tn" mob out there. hut when iIc
got alone with His Father i!c said: "lf {,
b" possible. rctnov" thts Gun from Nc IL
there IL any way ~ Ny saving tho world
without SGinE 70 The c'oss. az riEh,; Il
And tho Father nut the cup 10 iii. Inns
and sniI: My Son. There Is no other way
to open up salvation To thS sin cur.rd
word except through your death on The
II i, lie posnbie remove this cup from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11

the mob; RICH! here near tho edge of tho
Difference In size. rho mob. eight. three.
Watch and pray lest you cntcr "' INTO
Gu" Ff fro,n M Il IL be possible. remove this
ProErsss,So stages OF revelation. Pc
move n.r this cup" "wsteh and pray sit
Difference r.no In the las! place. in duty
rens sI =. That hat. Is yG GS5 hrst duty
out of ten In tho church--that is aif thoy
DON'T RE LIKE MoRGUE
KEEPERS AND BE Still.
pr: ah'S Know ;!'f any Ns s.s g
ord seems to be az able s"a 10 SS Sep @GT
10 bear and the SIN, OF we sSs
world? II. mad somcthinG nobodS else
Sus sssPd tae% and yet they did not
pre- aid d$ not apesr
a funeral without a Few appfopriate ne re.
.Sn and he he ss to as eI dis Of norp ns
has been a member OF this church for
Arouse and do something; do something
"crasiiy Him s,elched from the relen,.
,hnturtia.sd mob shook the, old town from
m s.%nfn heh .uFgss
syn" hhsSs,'S in With H II,
iurE OF ;hS he, mob that day. All the phan-
SS &c he'll oS r SaEf inc al
h Smsd mob ha5 rsnGsi
CONES CONES the EanE. LED by Judas. one OF the
,hs, kiss. ,;ha, j., this man Jesu1.S and and
lin and r"fnT fss @G HIM ana i .nI
JUDAS BETRAYS CROSS
AND DISCIPLES FLEE
A-,1-
VIII tiss .nd .hss a ,has is; Sc ssa sn
hey hs dssps. dqsSo 9" n, sG an" and
H bSrd sIes' and Th ,hsn ' shs
ssiorsd man" Simon OF OF '"S snou'% Oh.
s 1ass hat E OF qnS anrds sa
~ there e,, never wa laid nron the shoulders
tho honor Of helping Jesus christ bear liz iiia
cross
'Hiy h1 % Hsn's a ssuqsy
ines oTa took riss. . a" he maE
there we'd nave seen tho heavens filed
They ns.d ch the sfoss
and , l,,yd lin SstWssS ne
And aDvad pd 1t lis on p a and snd
he, he 'T rnn LAY n.ay and then cried My God.
Ana my ~. 'p r.ssSfsa Michael leaning over
;hs Sa 't !; ne" ot heaven and crying: 20
that howIing blood thirsty mob Into hcit.
ltt w, Your head md look up. and will
nn, Jesus christ ga. Sh payinE VII III. p"ai,y
ie' your sins and mine and lie struggled
shouting do~n: 20 Master. II You want me
ihs coma STa;. ,S n r"yr .Eht hand loose from
with. twelve lcgions OF angels to hxht for
s,sS cs s Rf ia: 1f IN, as.n nas
~ salvation for this old sin-CurEcd world
sSns', y ,,, The mater with the world?
ma, y" ever gave chance to man to
And then. Iie. cried: ii, is iinished.. And
re Holy Spirit plucked the olive branch
back through tho heavens Burst throush
the gate and cried: Peace! Pcace has been
offended" '"'
COD III: He 's sized the Se hand and, OF
The sinful world. and beneath the cross OF
s sinn yo IA, ~, world can Ineet nnl God will
IL no other way whereby W" can be saved
from our transErrssions other than that,
10" nam vii 60 with Jesus Christ to
low MANY WILL GO TO
LAST DITCH FOR CHRISTI
., On there ar. ,honsand. that would di.
chri;;'an men and women that would dc
,oT Irsts Christ "a quick they did in the
!hs i.s dish Tor chrs.S OH w wv. E go, 10
lowed Him de. IN and ,hcn f forsGaS HIN I'm
~ the sross, Jesus Christ fought with
with the sea bba ri. for lie never dipped Ills
coiors 10 the d"vI.
r.a Ths voIid !yinE in sin; 'hs church asleep.
preached from The pulpit unbs?icr '" spouJed
into tho hearts OF mon and women. How
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TELLS or CONVERSATION
~ ftI-'rfy tSF1I

N BEfRANhL OF JESUS
Where is Jesus ,"
Don't know"
Where is Potter James ana John"
Don't know
Where Is Judas?'
Win NE members Of the Sanhcdriu Scribes
..Did YOU see mm7"
I'D he sec you'"
NE was looking for the Master"
,Wha, mates you ,hink -"
w"sd hetfay Him and td say" "'' tho H'' SOP %
"rhon YOU arc sure rudas was lobk!nr
Cor l!!m 70 tctray HIN? bid YOU try 10
'i@n him -
did not try 30 stop him and diver. him
fro..n The miserable. dasiardy work
DIG he not stop and talk with you?"
"pooE,t YOU surg"sc he though, he would
No. hc never suspected 1T"
,r J,ss ~ zen nn9n ,ne Monnt q
Potter. James ~nh John, members OF this
'"Conh group h,r". aud Will" He was gone
father whose boy vas Possessed ~ devi
them to caat the devil out. tut thoy could
wonder II there is father here this
his boys. THIS father weighted down
w,tn trouble and r.l because ot the dovii
,"v'" o. iTuLi"; Ia Is ~" "huH" of theft .
ha Is til" cHU-" al adultery. "f murder
ne y 'hr cruz. Ut every saloon. and Vet
ihcm wh'u tnik against Nhe devil. and
me- arr brca'ly disturbed and feet horribly
Try srl hin, W ~, tho old de'n pays rc"
Oh look at the moral wreoSase because
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
URGES PEOPLE no TALK

Come on let's 70 talk with Jesus "a little
whl!" Jesus now many disciples have
- had twelve have eleven now
You rray alone, where arc the eleven -
'bnc has gone aStrty Judas
Judas bought a ticket To he'll FOR siI 81.
and IT. was not a r"und-trip iiykct. FOR no
mas not got back aud never will.
IVA are selling Jesus Christ for. per
hans. as little as Judas did Perhaps. YOU
sold him Tor that dress YOU have on i'cr-
h"ps YOU sold him for the none, you've
got IN the banH. You Nigh; have sold him
Tor mat automobile YOU ride in | don't
know what N"u'vc Got for selling Jesus
christ but want to tell YOU it's "a dirty
bargain, ANYTHING that viii come between
you and tho salvation Of Your soul is tns
poorest bargain YOU over made in the uni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
). "Not my VAN. bu. rhlnc

p %"G Gsns y!i! say: Not m, will. but Thine
a. sa %S''sSss' 's With S ssr T{ Ss r0n'
one man is down n tho psni,snt,a ns sf rSs,
n. Sss. e .Ss sasss Ell
NOT my =" VIII MHa'S r9 is tho reason
sShss into h" tRa l., The ee reasa he s
PEOPLE ARE NOT TS,s,,so .rSr,.>c.
he d,ssllnE the heart "t his VIZ T'A'0"
son peep. ars IN hei,h es' don't i NE n rfs
so' %S vii" i sGst $ s' HH ls life a ID
Thy viii be done rh., costs you
Not my will. bur'--,hat is where you
Not IN, my will, but'--,hat is where you
,, Met my w.l; eut"--,hat is where you
Not my vii, but"-that is where you
Not my viii 6ut"-that is whore YOU
hang mot up M the r recei ssI,,,, :, u,. o
80 NO, ny viii: bpr'-that Is whor. you
No, my will. bui'-that is where you
1t costs too much to say "rhinc be done =
GODS WILL BE DONE
Is com OF KINGDOM
rh 2n &C. says .sis ,Rsy w su,
me the snsa Sa%s YOU'D no, trade wan
s ~NS' ,h my y, VII but Thine. be aqne-i,
no, may VIM. i but 10 This R1y my Be- '. dSse-,.
n sas dat mo d hc to Es and
and the champagne and ~.:,e out OF the
b, Mot my a,on will, but, Thine. BIO done-rd
Of e tss 'So %neh Sd YET ,a . INC s9n
hissn HS' ' my viii HeFc cGs rh,ne c" os
"HSSis fla 7
n 'hins he hsa SssraseS ssSs
n, dSn: s,, w19s n Re won, oui and
WI Wha ao.s about me E,oup2 Not another
Wh,t ssss. rss"r N1i liz preached the
:s. }sssna rsr GFi asl. shs s2 ss
:. What about James: James wrote the
GS Sra > .aa ,bsss M, XII hsn
that go to church of,en ne ns@r flien a those
ALLIGATOR SEXES BOY
AS HE BATTLES IN RIVER
,,sc 5 gar. Q, T sis With yoq asked
an Us oy CONF hi, on shou ID 'a,s snrsE
by a friend. no went into the woods and
ra,na b monarch ,aiktns and ihs Hide boy
"ad !h IN .hc water in The lagoon,
he deep water: keep on tho edge near
So be wen, away. and they heard him
laughing and talkins TO himself Pres.
ssnty they heard him call. Hurry. papa
The father lcapcd to his feet, inst!nc.
nNe!E kciz.d tho AK and. accompanied by
his friend. they rushed to the lagoon
mere they saw the litt!a boz out in dc.u
later. hts Arms oGtSirrtchcI and a most
horrio'" look OF sorrow upon his face
Hurry. papa. hurry. the alligator has
And the hideous monster who had he.r
alternating all winter came out lean
lanh. hungry. vor.cious. had se,-..i IN"
i',tls boy playing on the bank at the edge
10 his feeding sround TO break his fast
Ana the ,!ittc fellow WAS struggling TO
keep hts head above the VAR and was
faster" e'
COMPARES CHCRCH TO
VICTIM or ALLIGATOR
II. lesoed into tho lagoon. followed By
hia if!end ana they struggled through the
muddy. sluggish. turhid water. nearly TO
thet- armpiJ and gained on the hiIcous
monster. for tho little f,Iio, ,y.Tl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
COMPARES CHCRCH TO
VICTIM or ALLIGATOR

u. lcsoed into tho lagoon, followed by
his friend; ana they struggled through the
muddy. sluggish. turHid water. nearly 10
,hei. armpi.' and gained on The hideols
monster. for tho little fellow fought wtIt
AL mis- power. and the father ra:scd hi.
arm 10 sling the through the .kuli or
alligator churncd the water with his tail
t~c The screw OF ocean steamer. and
Jerking aud pulling as ne reached IN, dee n
water he "K!-sh" and tho little fellow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-11
Asserts 7heaters
Are Supplanti11g
Pruyer MEETINGS

u Is not so much tho things that you are
doing IN the church II is the things
YOU arc not doing. YOU are too darncG lazy
that's what's the matter with you
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11
Nation 5 Corn Crop Now
100000, Bushels Over
Previous Record Harvest

Washington, July l0-(Unitcd Press)
The corn crop of the United States
for 1919 today was estimated at e,s15,
eo0O0o bushels by the department Of
agriculture This report sets record
by more than 10O,000,0OO bushels.
The estimate was based on conditions
July ]. The crop covers approximately
l03, 100000 acres, il was stated.
Estimated condition July was s6.7
per cent normal, which was 4 per cent
below the crop condition July /, 1918.
The department estimated the e0ndi.
ton Of winter wheat rs 50 below the
estimated condition a month ago.
Spring wheat is III below the esndi.
ton June /.
On this besis, the winter wheat cror
was fixed at sS0,000,000 bushels, IS,
100000 bushels below the June figure
Spring wheat was estimated to WELD
BE- 100000 bushels.
A yield Of l,403,000,000 bushels wal
predicted for the 1919 oats crop. aver
aging 33.l bushels per acre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11

understood that runaway market
would meet with short shift from the
money market. The favorable July re-
port on business conditions by the Fed.
eral Reserve Board acted as a fresh
stimulant; as also did the brighter out
loog for railroad traffic, and reports
from Washington that an advance in
transportation rates was imperative to
cover current losses. It.is further ex.
pected that railroad problems will re.
eeive prompt attention from congress
after the president IS return, If the roads
are 20 be handed back TO their own
ers at the end Of the year. The steel
trade shows some improvement in ac.
tivity, which was reflected in market
values Of the leading issues. In oil
shares dealings continue very heavy,
and over 1913 concerns with authorized
capital Of $3.50, 900, 900 we're ineorpor-
ated in the principal states during June.
This is the largest monthly total on
record. It is estimated that the cap
lital Of new oil companies this year viii
approximate fully 81 100000 600. For
eign exchange is mah unsettled. Ster-
ling again touched very low level,
owing chiefly to the heavy offerings
Of cotton and produce bills. Imports are
increasing somewhat, but not sufficient
I iy to offset the enormous outward move
ment to supply European necessities.
Dealings in kfonen have been resumed
and those in marks should soon fol
low. Adviees concerning the wheat crop
are satisfactory; the harvest has he.
gun, and ears are being rushed west.
ward TO bring the product to market.
Cotton Indicates further deterioration
in condition, which, Of course, means .
smaller crop than expected IN May and
corresponding stiffening Of values.
HENRY CLEWs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11
Germany Perfectly Able to
Make Reparation Says Cleys

irregular. Return to the normal must
also wait ratification of the peace
treaty, which though signed cannot g
into full, practical operation until Tor
mally ratified BY all the countries con
cerned. Until our senate ratifies the
treaty and President Wilson proelaims
peace the United States viii be tech.
nieally at war with Germany, and the
trading -with-the-eaeRly act ferhidding
commercial intercourse still romans IN
force; though it is not beyond the
range Of possibilities that a partial re-
sumption of trade with Germany may
be permitted before all technical re-
quircments are complied with.
A Bright Business Outlook.
Independence holidays materially in
terested with business in the financial
district. although Stock Exchange tran
saetionS passed the milh0n-Share mark
on three days out of the four on which
the market was open. Conflicting ten
denotes which developed On June still
prevail. There is decidedly strong an
dertone in the market, and some shares
scored sharp advances which however,
were not always easy TO maintain. On
the favorable side Of the picture We
have a most assuring outlook for busi-
ness. based chiefly Of course, upon our
extraordinary agricultural prosperity.
We next have the revival consequent
upon establishment of peace, the re,
sumption of many pre-war activities,
and the urgent necessity of making up
lost time and lost work during the
war; the latter being eonspieuonsly no
tieeable in the real estate and building
trades, which would break out into a
genuine boom if financial limitations
I did not prevent. Another powerful slim
lulant is the tremendous expansion in
our foregn trade and shipping, concern
ing which expectations still run very
high. Finally we have the element of
Initiation in nearly every line of busi-
ness, the power and potentialities of
ahieh are not always fully appreciated
Today initiation is a real and very
powerful factor in our business life. II
has always followed great wars; and
this particular cataclysm has been No
exception AS everyone knows to his
discontinue commodities have risen
enormously, and beyond all reason. Sc
eurities alone have Jagged behind. Psy
ehology or the public state of mind
has not little to do with the advance;
flor while worldwide scarcity has been
the main lifting power, the law of sup
ply and demand appears to be teinpor'
arily impaired, if not suspended, by Q
universal breakdown Of buyers oppo
sition to high prices, AS long as buyers
win pay, sellers will demand; and moth
mig short of exhausted purchasing pow
er on the part Of the public seems like
lily to stop the present unrelsoning up
ward movement in merchandise Thii
country is living in a state of exaltet
! prosperity, the end of which is not yef
! seen; and hard-headed practical busi
; ness men consider it more advantageous
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11

New York, July s.-Signing the peace
treaty aroused very little enthusiasm
the joy Of The occasion having fully ex-
haustea itself at the armistiee, while the
ceremony at Versailles simply confirm
ed a long expected event. Germany
takes her suhjugation very grayely. Re
parati0R for damages which Germany
had expected the Allies to pay win i'm.
pose a heavy burden upon her people,
but not more than she can pay. A CON
siderable portion Of the indemnity will
BE- raised by ships, minerals and other
property which by treaty terms she
must turn over. Such payments Will
lessen the amounts to be paid in taxes.
treasure or bonds. The Allies have eer-
tainly not overlooked the necessity Of
giving Germany a fair chance to re-
sumo work in order to pay off her enor-
nous obligations. OF course. the Ger.
man people have a series Of hard lean
years before them, which are simply
just and deserved retributian. But
Germany has great resources, asd doubt
less when passion has subsided and
more normal feelings return her peo-
pie will regain much Of their material
prosperity. A eontrite Germany would
hasten such an end more than ANYTHING
else; and if Germany really wishes to
recover her prosperity and reestablish
her standing among nations she must
make amends eheerfully and cultivate
the spirit Of friendship in all sincerity
rather than the vicious spirit of hate
asd worship of force which wrought
her ruin and wrecked a-great empire.
Germany deliberately threw monkey
wrench into the world 5 economic mach
inery with results infinitely more dis
astrous to herself than to any of her
enemies.
Our Economic Disorders.
From purely economic standpoint
the commercial world, though straight
ening itself out, is more or less topsy-
turvy. Abnormal conditions created by
war seem to disappear very slowly; and
our business machinery has not yet had
time to recover from the confusion
created by government control, nor ad
Just itself to automatic regulation. II
viii be some time before government
control is entirely eliminated either here
or abroad. In Europe a large measure
for many months to come; probably
until supply catches up with demand
which means much hard work and con
tinued patience. In this country thu
same holds true though in a less de
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-11
AMERICA
(Round Robin version)

AhVuhu-hNuiH NtfsipHJ
My party, It's Of thee,
Round Robin G. o. p,
Above our land;
Boies Penrose is our pride,
Hi johnson $ our guide,
BY Bob la Toilette s side
With Lodge they stand.
My R.R. g. o. r..
Our love and loyalty
We give thee first;
Phil Knox win resolute.
Sherman bis horn win toot,
Fighting the league with Root,
Also with Hearst.
Let Bofah swell the breeze,
Let Miles Poindexter wheeze
His hymn of hate;
With sneers and jeers and tricks
We III play our politics
And teach the Boisheyiks
To seorn the state.
Our party's boss, 10 thee
We hunhly bend the knee,
Thy name we greet;
What though our country call,
What though the world shall fall,
We have one purpose, all
Wilson 10 beat.
New York worlt