Judge — August 16, 1924 — page 4: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Klansman’s Rubyaiyat AWARE! The Kleagle calls across | the night, | Much work have we to do ere morning’s light With tar and feathers and a flaming cross Before the sun has put the stars to flight. They say a Hebrew and a negro dwell Within this land that everyone knows well The Lord made for the Klan. Oh, Klansmen all Arise and speed them on the way to hell. For some we love, the loveliest and best, Must live their lives by Fortune sore . , opprest . . 4 : Where Hebrew, Catholic and negro I Gy, : dare — GFo~- To breathe the self-same air with all id the rest. a (4 MU” Ff But ride with us along some highway | f With fruits of yesternight—an ear, a bone; To-morrow—why to-morrow there will be More yet, unless the alien has flown. Here with an Irishman beneath a bough A piece of rope and, lest he raise a row, Four thousand more of us to swing him up— America were paradise enow. H. Kay Lynn First Hoopep GentLeman—Hear yy’ got held up last night, Bill. Who done it? Seconp Hoopep GentLeman—Dunno. Th’ coward wore a mask! Klansman’s Katekism | Oh, see the K Kill the Kike! ; | What has the Kike done? / ‘ | He works too hard and puts away ) | too much kale! Kill ‘im! | Is that all? No, the dirty Krook | kuts prices! Kill ‘im! , Oh, see the Koon! Kill the Koon! 7 " . What has the Koon done? \i 2 f | Nothin’! He won’t work! Kill ’im! He won't save his Koin! Kill im! Oh, see the Katholik! Kill the Katholik! What has the Katholik done? He’s too Kliquish! Kill ’im! Show Down Aisle Manager—Say, that woman 2 3 3 | who went out of here just now kicked = to me that you didn’t show her any - | respect. Clerk—She did, eh? And after me showin’ her everything that we “How about La Follette?” have in stock? “Naw! What we want is a safe conservative!” comicbooks.com