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...excitement as these present imports of 'legal liquor' into a country already full of illegal liquor. . . . Touching the assertion that the State will derive some benefit from these liquor sales it is my solemn duty to warn the Finnish people against attempting to employ Beelzebub to expel Satan...
From now on it will be Beelzebub against Satan until smuggling ceases and the Government obtains an. actual liquor monopoly - after which hard liquor prices will be upped, consumption of light wines encouraged in Finland (as in Sweden...
...French, but not of Foch. Though an oldish soldier (62) when the War began, he became before its close France's symbol and stimulant of undefeat. "The Man of Orleans," as Biographer Hart subtitles him, filled the role of national redeemer when the Kaiser was Satan and when, for a four-year wink of the Divine eye, God was French...
...next President. He's with us tonight. Waving a copy of the U. S. Constitution Governor Murray declared: "The next President must not be reared in the shadow of Wall Street. Such a man has no more conception of the Mississippi Valley than Satan has of the Kingdom of Heaven. . . . We've got to quit voting for lodges and churches and the geography that runs along the Harlem River and has a connection with Europe. . . . The common people are like a mule, young and vigorous but chained to a post so tight it can't move...
...another level. This is the crowd that seeks to dominate the Legion and our civilization." The Chicago chapter of the Women's Christian Temperance Union prayed for "our poor, deluded boys in Detroit. We must pray for them so that God. who works mysterious wonders, may hear. Satan has again cropped out." Henry Leonidas Stevens Jr. of Warsaw, N. C.. newly elected Legion commander, replied: "I have seen fewer drunks at this convention than ever at any other convention."* With him was his smiling wife. New Commander Stevens is 35, went from the University of North Carolina...