The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
1 ''church," over which stand the ever. | lasting evangelical wings:

Inter owes locum praesta
 Et ab hoedis me sequestra
 Statuens in parta dextra."
 Which for the benefit of the coun- try members may be translated:
 Among the sheep a place assign me And from the goats that day confine With those upon thy right align me-"
 Save my little soul though all the rest be damned: Beautiful isn't it7 But the Jew Is just as badly tainted in this behalf as his Gentle broher.
 Pride! Pridel Pridel The curse ths blight, the canker, the very cut worm of all religions, ever attacking the roots thereof and preventing the growth and development of an um- brageous foliage under the refreshing shadows of which men may live to- gether in peace and harmony and learn what is meant: "A new com mandment I give you; that ye love ona another"
 Ostenslbly the inspiration of the writer of the articles in the Dearborn Independent is certain alleged proto- co.'s of certain so-called learned elders of Zion whose formulae are eloquent of consummate ignorance of the law and the prophets which are so "un- derstandingly" and "sympathetically" studied in "The Church" over which hover the everlasting evangelical wings. and as a sort of sideltght to the suggested conversion of the Jews, the degradation of the Gentiles, which has been and is being daily worked through these formulas. Is presented in illustra- trations much finer than the stuff from which they are drawn; but as has been well said, there Is some sort of goodness in things evil would men observingly dis till 1t out. According to the writer of the articles, the Jew is indirectly re- sponsible for the blessing of prohibit tion, he having succeeded in making such a besotted drunkard out of his Gentle brother that at last the poor beast reused himself from his stupory to rebellion against his appetite and routed the demon rum.
 It is charged ih the articles that to' the Jew may be attributed the debase- ment of the moving picture to a like polnt or revolution; and all frivolous and degrading extravaganza is attributed to the predetermined onslaught of the Jew upon the mental and moral nfirmities or his Gentle brother to his ultimate ruin and enslavement. Heaven speed the day, if this be true, when the Jew shall take over the automobile industry and develop it to such exeesses that this worst of modern vices may receive mer- ited correction. They have ruined as many women as the moving picture and have brought as many men to poverty as the open barroom; but the end is in fnrhf ri.,w k- -.,,tA business-like movements of the Gentle who seems never to have been able to push business home to the full period, but ever contents himself with medioc- rity of success.
 It may be laid down as a safe propo- sition that not through any understand ing' and sympathetic study of the prophets did the writer of the articles attain to the efficiency with which from the ambush of most fulsome flattery of the. Jew he drives home the poisoned dart of anti-semitism. but from under standing and sympathetic" study of the most impossible set of protocols ever formulated either by the most learned elders of Zion or the most credulous fools of Christendom
 His flattery of the Jew Is extravagant; inversely proportional to his ridicule of the Gentiles. Unless he be a Jew him self or has taken example by the Jew of his delneation, it is inconceivabla how he could have attained to such ex- travagance, for he has overshot the mark in both directions.
 If the writer thought it possible that the Genties are such nncompoops as the writer of these articles has made them. he would escape even suspicion thereof and either turn Jew or Moham- medan, or procuring a frying pan and a pound of sulphur, he would set him up a religion altogether to himself and offer sweet incense to the devil, for he at least is credited with great ability and power, and may be honored for his burning throne Swhen hatred rules on earth.