"A similar Ratification," and Certain men (Congress and our certain men) found shame "Ponding inortif, beer, were made by those who that our pro,? Sec ret h fro... \i bought stolen war. I? enemies of France. UP on, tell itself the ro8? of the tale That old saying, "as silent as a clBm," is likely to go into the discard. The clam is nothing to the State Tax Board. The way of the transgressor may be hard, but if nothing to the way of the examiner of record? SEEN ON THE SIDE viahln*. The tj. O. P.' is Hennings. With all its valiant men. To get folks it's been ruffling Back in the fold against; Progressives are invited To take a ride that's free? But are they so benighted? Well, they don't seem to be. The friends of prohibition, And all its foes as well. Hour of that high ambition The party's ranks to swell; The Socialists are bidden. The Anarchists besought? But will these lads be ridden? Not if they take a thought. Before the "undiluted" The starry date's unfurled. While hyphenates are suited With flans from the Old World; The G  O. P.'s determined to catch all whom it can. And one quite lately emerged is used to boost the plan. It's out to nah, the voters of every kind and brand: The stubborn and the Moaicrs are urged to join the band; "Get out?got out and under!" We hear the captains cry, "Oh! you, just go to thunder!" The voters all reply, "Shakepen your head!" That Hughes has for hyphenated Americans just seems to be producing results. Shakepen your head! 