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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
lNCO' ~ D FNt. oFtsD
BY k.C.B.

AND DROVE us away.
AND IF you ask me.
WHAT / would do.
IF l We're you.
-
I'D SAY to you.
JUST KEEP on digging.
AND MAKING snowballs.
AND NEVER mind.
HOW MANY snowballs.
THE OTHER guys have.
l THANK you.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04

JAMES NJ. Cox.
DAYTON, OHIO,
MY DEAR Jimmy.
WHEN I was kid.
IN THE winter time,
WE'D BUILD snow forts.
AND CHOOSE two Armies.
AND THEN each army.
WOULD MAKE snowballs.
AND COUNT them all.
AND PILE them up.
WITHIN EASY reach,
OF THE willOwy arms.
WHOSE MISSION it was.
TO HURL them over.
TO THE other fort.
q AND WHEN the armies.
HAD AN equal number.
OF ROUND snowballs.
WE'D START the fight.
AND I RECALL;
ONE FATAL day.
WHEN I'D been chosen,
TO LEAD our side.
AND WAS crouchins down.
INSIDE OUR fort.
EXCEPT go. the moments
WHEN r9 :Fi'':
AND THROW Uall.
AND CRoUCHlNG there.
AND RISING up,
AND GIVING commands.
IT ALL Of a sudden
OCCURRED TO me.
THAT THE other fellows
HAD MORE snowballs.
THAN THEY ought to have.
AND I 10. sore
AND ROSE right up.
AND BAwLED them out.
AND MY followers.
ROSE UP with me.
AND HoLLERED loud.
AND WHILE we hOllered.
THE OTHER army,
KEPT RIGHT on throwing.
AND THEY hammered me so,
THAT / couldn't see.
AND TOOK our fort
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04

Chess must be a human sort Of game
after all They are going to hold the
worlds championship tournament in
Havana
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04

The Nashville jitneys operating in
lieu Of street cars charge the natives
a dime. when IL jitncy not a ilt-
new
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04

Imagine the holy pride of the mos
quito that stung Babe Ruth and put
him out of the game for 10 days,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04

Judging from the way In which the
modern divorcee hastens from the
courtroom to the altar apparently, q
burnt child loves tho fire.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04
Man of IS Visions
BacheIOYhOOd Ahead
BY MRS ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs thompson am IS and have been keeping
pany with girls Is have been married
though have met several girls that thought wanted but
they seemed hard get also have severa could have
had that didn't want t.+g .'.t.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-04

About all there Is for the Ponzi re-
csivers 10 geeeiva Ia .heir own fee.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03

Ell suB-TEsoRERo DE Pro. RICO
FELIX R. II1LERA

Actualmen.e Sc encuentra en- uso >de
hcencia, ell Sub -Tesorero don Emilio M.
vassallo, Quien Sc espera renunciarA pa
ra aceptar otro cargo de mas porvenir.
Ell Tesorero, hoy Gobernador INFERNO
de la isla. senior Benedicto, ha designado
para ocupar interinamente ese impor-
tante puestO al jOven Felix R Hilera,
compromising empleado de la Tesore-
ria Insular ~
No haremos resalsar los meritos las
virtudes que alderman la persona que .An
iignamente ocupa hoy Ell cargo de TIE
sorero Auxiliar de Pueto Rico, pues,
el pals de sobra conoce az. senior Hilera
Mientras fue Jefe Auxiliar del Negocia
do de cuentas y Pagaduria de la Teso-
rerfa de Puerto Rico, demostr6 ell joven
Hilera srs actitudes para ell cargo que
hoy ihterinamente desempefia; en- la OF
Gina del Auditor, dej6 un record bri
llantisimo, y 10 mismo Ell otros impor-
tan'es puestos que ha desempehado. 7
Es de las pocas personas que disponen
del tacto intehgencia sufcien.es para
tratar todas las classes, pudiendo -asegu
rar que todos los empleados de la Teso-
reria Insular Sc encuentran satisfechisi
mos con este nombramiento.
Al senior Hilera no tenemos por que
felicitarle, pues merece honores mayo
res. Solo fehci.amos al gobernador, Sc
nor Benedicto, por su acierSo, al pue-
bio de Puerto Rico, que recibira los be-
neficios de tener en- un puesto de tanta
impcrtancia una persona de la ecua-
nimidad e inteligencia de Felix R. Hi
lera.
JUSTICIERO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03

les aparece una virgen miranda a un
cesto en- el que no Sc We objeto algu-
no. Con la aplicaci6n de los Rayos x
pudo observarse que 10 que mira la
imagen es un niho one ell que retov
co Ell cuadro cons:dero oportuno bo-
rraT
En- otro cuadro Sc descubri6 que una
mujer en- actitud de orar, tapaba otra
fgura que represcntaba un hombre de
de tipo grotesco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
MERCADO DE CAMBIO
Infinidad de Personas


Sufren a menudo de estreiimien
70 debidO a que no digieren bien
los alimentos y no acostumbrar a
los intestinos a hacer, por 10 me-
nos, dos evacuacioneS, al dia. Es-
tas personals no Sc dan cuenta de la
importancia de este NAL tan peno-
so, el cnal, la mayorfa de las We
ees, 10 tratan por medios made
cuados que casi siempre son la eau
sa de complicaciones. bastante des
agradables. las PILDORAS NIT
CIEIlLA LAXATlVAS estan es-
pecialmente adaptadas para ayu-
dar a los intestinos en- su impor-
tante labor de expulsar cuanto
material inutil Sc encuentra ELF ell
sistelna, dandose con esto lugar
que las varias glandulas funeio-
men con normalidad, pOniend0. ell
organismo menos expHeSto a en-
fermedades Y mas aptO para ira
tamiento medico. Estas Pildoras
son suaves, laxantes v exentas de
aquellos ingredientes- que causan
c6licos. .severos v otrOs efectos des
agradables que generalmente ex-
perimentan cuando sc usan otras
medicinaS vendidas para este fin
Haga usted una sola prueba v no
tara sus buenos efectos. Sc venden
EN- todaS las botieas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
AGUsTIN FERNANDEZ

Aver visit6 San Juan este distingui-
do amigo, valiOso eiemento de la sOcie-
dad de eayey.
Aver mismo regres6 su residencia
de aquella ciudad.
lie saludamos, afectuosamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
Sc DA A LOS RAYos x
UNA NUEvA APLIcACIoN

LoNDREs, mayo 5.-La Ultima apli
caci6n de los Rayos x, sirve para de
terminar la autencidad de las obras
pict6ricas de los grandes maestros.
Ell comandante c.. w. Kaye. de la
Royal Institution ha hecho ante un
numeroso pnblico interesantes demos
traciones. Present6 dos cuadros de la
escuela holandesa, en- uno de los cua-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
Llavero Perdido

En- una guagua auto, desde la pa
rada 15 Martin Peha Rio Piearas.
o vice-versa con tres llaves Yale y una
de ropero. Sc suplica la persona que
10 encuentre, Sc sirva entregarlo en- las
cfcinas de este diariO y sera grati6cado.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
NERCADO DE AzUCAR
Cablegrana recihido de Eueva York:
Hay ventas de azucar a fote, pro
ximas a llegar. a $2G.56''
FRANK PoRRATA

Renunci6 su cargo del CorreO de San
Juan nuestro amigo. Ell joven Frank
Porrata. quien. en- breve. embarcara pa
ra Santo Domingo n ocupar una i'm
portante colocaci6n, la capital de la
vecina Republica.
Deseamos al joven Porrata grata es-
tadia en- aquel pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
LAS INSCRIPCIoNES EN-
PENUELAs SON PRoTEsTADAs


(Por telegrafol
Ponce, JUNO 10.
Ell MUNDo. San Juan.
Imf6rmase que inscripciones hoy Pc
fiuelas han sido rotestadas. pidiendose
superintendent investigation para anu
larlas. Unionistas vista incorrecciones
Ley Electoral, no quisieron inscribir
sus electores.
FL corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
500 CAsos DE INFLUENZA
EN- CAYEY Y SUs BARRIoS

Amigos llegados aver a esta ciudad
procedentes de Cayey, nos informan
que en- aquella ciudad y sus barrios
hay, actualmente, alredor de 500 ca
SOS de "Infiuenza''
-Esto,- nos dijeron- sin contar
los muchos que hay de sarampi6n. 10
mismo que varios de viruelas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
fSPECTACvLOS


TRES BANDERAS.- FL emocionan-
to drama por Robert Warwick en- seis
parties Ell AMANTE LOCO una chis
tos comedia por ell celebre "Luqui-
tas''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
VOCES DELA GALE

hCA "a VIC AACAAds 4 ut IWlAVs
s.. Director de Ell MUNDo.
Senior: En- este poblado hay parties.
donde no Sc puede vivir. Cerca de la
residencia del que este escribe' vive
una sonora cue dice ser el terror de
la comarca, pues frecuentemente pro.
voca escandalos, motines. pronuncian-
do palabras asquerosas. que son oidas
por las familias honrada decentes Y
por los nifos mas inocentes que vi
ven tambien por ALI. Llam6 Ia aten-
ci6n de La polictE, para que ponga
eoto a ese abuso.
Afeetuosamente.
UN vEcINo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
GANGA

Una casa en- la calle Cerra, dos
pisOs, de MADEIRA. Renta $4,000.
Vale $3,500.O0. Dirijase hoy mis-
mo al Box 8S6, San Juan, p r.
u ADVT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03

LUNA-Louis Clown EN- una de sus
mejOres producciones. titulada LIGA-
DURAS DEL PASADo. en- seis actos;
una comedia,. vi actos de variedades
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
DESDE JUNCOS

Muy concurrido result6 ell solemne no
venario EN- honor a. la madre de- Amor
Hermoso, obsequio de Ia piadosa congre
gaci6n de Hijas de Maria.
Ell domingo, mn crecido ndmero de
angelcales nifas recibieron por prime
ra vez ell pan eucaristico, terminando Ell
novenario con La coronation por un coro
de lindas nifias y varios dialogos dedi-
cados la virgen por las nifas Bienve-
nida Gonzalez, Catin Principe, Maria
HerTerO, ROssini Barreras, cambucha
CantellOps. Carmen M. Rexach Y Paula
Pena; todo esso bajo la direction del
enthusiastic sacerdose Padre Paiacio.
Mi mas sincera Felicitaci6n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
ABRUMADoRA MAYoRIA
UNIONISTA EN- CoMERIo
(PoR TELEGRAPH
cometiO. . de junio.
UN vEcrNo

Comefio, 9 de JUNO
RI MUNDo, San Juan.
Sc inscribieron aver 494 Unionistas
4s2, socialistas 8, Republicans 2. y
dudosos 2.
Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
Ell Antonio LOPEZ

Del 8 al 10 llegara San Juan Ell
vapor espahol Antonio Lopez. FL
trasatlantico, tocara, tambien, en- Pom
cS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03

PUERTO RICO Wallace Reid en-
ST. magnifca production en- cinco par
ties Ell HoMBRE DE PUNDoNoR,
acompafiado de una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
SANTURCE

VICTORY GARDEN La bellisi-
ma actriz Catalina Calvert EN- ell drama
en- seis actOs DE ENTIRE LAS SOM
BRA, una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03

Nos comunica la sefiorita casimira
Melendez que su intehgente compaiicra
de oficina la distinglida senorita Ana
M Mnjica, embarca el catorce de Julio
con ell proposito de pasar cn Nueva York
algyincs meses dc vacaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
Ell coRREsPoNsAL.

LAS AIMoRRANAS ST CURAN
EN- 6 A IA 4DIAS. UNGUENTO PAZO
las cura, va sean simples, sangrantes.
externas o con picaz6n. La primera
aplicaci6n da alivio. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03
"CREMA Girls"
Ell ORGULLO DE LAS DAMAS.

FL embelecedor del siendo
dia mas soctado las damas de
Ea haciendose remedo universal toda cas
erupcon cutanea.
La CREMA Girls solamene hae toda case de
anchas peca barros espnas pano etc. sno tabn que
competamente
Hace desaparecer cuaquer erupcn cuanea las de la
cara aun las encuenn debao de los os tan
muchas personas.
La CREMA Girls competamente las
de cuts mas delcado pueden usarla peligro.
CREMA Girls ha legad alto
propiedades medcnaes
buenos reuados
nacdos sanaldo pemendo que nfeceiones
producdas.
MODO DE USARLA-Ap pequenas porciones por
noche al acostarse por la ma lana avese iba
prodt rritaci0n
cus suspenda dos hasa
obtener ell efecto deseado
NOTA:Esta
rrada patentada- (Cude de imacones.) .s<s.,s
DIsTRIBUIDOREs-C. LOPEZ PEREZ.
Puerta de TERRA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-03

ORoi ORoi oROi 30 Iarrora eas 80
I'd ioven vieio. rico pohIe. ara sieeaHss
uhma fusute d. oro. safanftada. es eteeh
samenie n uue f'A. nerssifa. - AZ - eee
ior inestimahie solo curefa ~ EHH 8
nluma De orr ssta Karaninaia ae HeHs
acknowledgements 81 ~ - A. ore - II aa.
laie- ie devolvefsrnos % d.rern -ttNleFn-
SAL. 2as " ios st New Yart ~
AM
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
AUSTRALIAN ZIONISTS ENTHUSI.
ASTIC.
iJ. I. Ii. Scrvirc)

London Cablcd information re-
ceived from Melbourne, Australia, re
ports of a great Zionist demonstration
held by the Jews of that city Mt which
General Monash was present. TIL"
meeting decided to found colo1y in
Palestine which will be named Aus
tralia. One hundred thorSand dollars
was collected at the meeting for the
Redemption Fund. General Monash.
an Australian Jew who distinguished
himself as brilliant soldier during
the great war. has become patron
of the Victoria Zionist organization.
Zionist emigration offices have al
ready been opened in Prague. Vienna
and Constantinople. These offices will
help and regulate the flow of Jewish
emigration into Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
LEADING BROWNSVILLE CITI
DEN GOES TO PALESTINE.
CT. C. B. Scrvice.)

New York Leading citizens in
Brownsville. the greatest Jewish cen
tire in the Greater City, honorcd aud
entertained Victor Schwartz at II spe-
cial dinner given him last wednesday
Victor Schwartz. one of Brownsville'S <
Oldest residents. has been identified
with every branch of the community'S s
development and is generally known
as the father of the Zionist movement
in this section. Mr.. Schwartz and his
family are leaving for Palestine with
in few weeks with the intention of
making that country their home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
Medical ssStaff Building
Dedicated at J.C.R.S.s
FINE STRUCTURE TO HOUSE
PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS
AT THE SANATORIUM.

The st. Louis Medical Staff Build
ing was formally dedicated on the
grounds of the Sanatorium J. c. II.
IS. Sunday afternoon, August 18th.
Mrs Morris Friedman, president of the
st. Louis Ladies' Auxiliary, presented
the building to the Board of Trustees
J C. II. s. Appreciative responses in
acceptance of the gift We're made by
the Superintendent of the institution
and various members of the Board of
Trustees. A number of delegates from
st. Louis were present to witness the
event, including Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Friedman, Messrs. Albert and Edward
Friedman Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gross and
daughter, Ruth. kilograms of con
gratula ton were received from Il num-
ber of St Louis contributors to til"
building fund of the structure. 1t is
already occupied by the Snperintend-
ent and his family as well as members
of the senior and Junior medical staff.
The edifice is situated on the south
side of the grounds and commands
wonderful view of the mountains as
well as being vantage point of oh
servatiOn of every part or the grounds
of the SanatOrium. now comprising
close to 100 acres. The efficient treat
ment of the patients of hospital is
closely interviewer with proper hous-
ing facilities and comfort of the ply
sicians who are to care for them. Great
credit IL therefore due the broad Wis
ion of the st. Louis Ladies' Auxiliary
in providing good housing facilities for
the Medical Staff of the Sanatorium
and thus indirectly contributing to the
improvement and comfort of the pa
tients. In addition to the spacious
rooms of the Superintendent and his
family. and the senior resident physl-
clan and his family. ample quarters
have been provided for number of
internes as well as limited number
of students who are taking course
in the treatment of tuberculosis. The
J. C. r. s. therefore. in addition to
its own work. is training corps of
men to fight the White Plague In
other institutions. The structure and
furnishings have cost in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. contributed by the
st Louis Ladies' Auxiliary aad n com
mittee Of st. Louisians who organized
drive for the building fund of this
project. In the erection of this build
ing the st. Louis people have forged
another potent weapon in the cam
paign against the White Plague.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25

In its June issue, "rhe Odd Eel
by the Order at Cincinnati, speaking
of religious prejudiccs. more especial
ly of the detestable display made in
recent numbers of The Dearborn indie
pendent. Editor Rev. ]. p Calvin
says in part:
ut would seem that after preaching
Christian doctrines for twenty cen
turies one would imagine that jew
baiting would be an utter impossbility
in our days. We who nre now living
should realize that the outrages com
mittcd against the Jews by Christians
was proof sufficient in itself to CON
vince those who followed Moses and
the prophets that there was nothing to
he gained by them in leaving their
fathers religion for that of the form
of Christianity as presented by those
who thought they were best serving
God by destroying those who did not
agree with them. That by such acts
as history records. they supposed
Christians transformed the cross from
that which spoke of loves sacrifice
into voice. that when it was heard
by those who clung to the sign and seal
of Abraham. promised treatment not
given to brutes. And, knowing this.
what are we TO think of the men who
are. In our own country. doing their
best in sinister and untruthful way,
as we find it published in the Dear
born Independent. to arouse among the
masses an anti-Semitic bitterness
against our fellow Jewish citizens by
accusing them of desiring to erect and
establish super-empire founded on
money and craft?
Is it the mission of these devilish
prOpagandists to have our ignorant
and unthinking mobs repeat the lesson
of what Christianity stands for as givel
by new, or restored Poland? There
Jews are driven from their homes
their daughters and wives outraged
and their men insuIted, ana in many
cases put to cruel death. while it,
priesthood remains dumb: not one voice
lifted up IN protest. And among our
selves we have Cardinal Gibbons
eulOgizing these same Poles as a high
minded. brave. and true-hearted Christ
ian people. a nation to which America
should lend its influence and give it,
money. 1t surely is no good sign for
the prosperity and peace of the world
for men like Henry Ford to use theii
money supporting organs devoted to
prejudice and race hatred. and wher
men like Cardinal Gibbons feels free
to bestow his blessing upon II people
whose hands are red with INNOCENT
blood.
And the rainbow. with its promise of
a universal brotherhood. doesn't appear
very large while our political leaders
and our Christian clergy. do not sense
it their duty to counteract all such
manifestations. That unless they DO
so they make themselves. to a great
extent. responsible for all such misin-
terpretations of the teachings of Jesus
as recorded in the four gospels. For,
when questioned, they cannot honestly
assert it is no part of their duty to
denomce nll cruelty done in the name
of Christianity. or as n thing permis-
sihle in republic.
The hour has arrived when decent
men and women shall see to it that
the uncalled-for hate and cruelty of
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
LOUIS RUBINSEN GRAND-NLASTER
OF THE l. o. B. s. is DEAD.
fISy |. J. i, r.

Philadelphia-Dr. Louis Rubinseh
the Grand Master of the Independent
Order Birth Sholom. died on August
10. 1920 at the Jewish Hospital after
an operation.
DIR. Rubinsen was born 30 years ago
in Vilno Lithumlia. Thirty years ago,
he came to this country and took up
the study of dental surgery which he
practiced for the last % years. Since
1914. he has been serving as Grand
Master of the I. o. B. s.. and was also
chairman of the Executive committee
of the American Jewish Congress. lie
was also very active in various other
Jewish activities.
The deceased is survived by his
widow and four orphans.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
JEWISH SOLDIERS WILL HAVE
LEAVE FOR HOLIDAYS
(J. c. Il. Service.)

Washington, ID. c. Secretary of
War. Baker. announced today that
every effort will he made to grant
members of the Jewish faith leave Of
absence from September 18th to Sep
tembcr 10th and from September 81
to the 25th. In cases where military
necessity may prevent the authorities
from granting this privilege to Jew
ish men, the Jewish Welfare Board
will arrange to hold special services
for them.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF BOARD
OF. EDUCATION. WASHINGTON,
DC.

Washington, d. C.-Rabbi Abram ST.
mon. head of the Washington Hebrew
congregation, has been elected presi-
dent of the board of Education IN
Washington.
Rabbi Simon succeeds Rev. John
Van Scllaick. Jr.. around whose head
has ragged storm of congressional in
vestigations and protests, voiced by
civic association for the past six
months since his nomination
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
EAST SIDE KIDDIES GO TO THE
COUNTRY.
(J. c. b. Scrvice.)

New York-Thru the efforts of the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, hundreds of
youngsters, both girls and boys. are
taken from the East Side and sent
weekly to Camps Wekeraa and We
haha. both situated on Lake Stahahe,
some forty miles outside of the city.
The Camps are administered ny Trade
Supervisors and the kiddies are treat
ed to week of real camp life.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-08-25
Wednesday, August 25, 1920
Ballade of Forgotten Wars
By THOMAS JEFFEIES BELTS
From the August (Fiction) Number
Scribner's

BAYARD quilted him valiantly,
Alexander and Kublai Khan
Led their hosts right, skilfully.
Hamilcar. Hannibal, Charemagne,
Attila, Alaric, Ghengis Khan -
Pray now, reader. can you say why
They conquered, or whom they over
ran?
Wars are remembered by those who
die.
What was Parma's battle cry?
And what was ScipiO's slogan?
With what half truths did Pharaoh lie.
As he battled off the African?
Right and wrong, in times brief span.
Our combats fade dissolubly;
Gone are the empires that they began
Wars are remembered by those who
God on whose aid we. all rely,
Jew and Gentle and TurkOman,
Hold gainst our prayers reHentlessly
The lesson of strife siaee the world
began;
Ere we join battle, van to van,
And the throaty cannon make reply,
Whisper this to each fighting man:
Wars are remembered by those who
die"