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<div class="poem"> <p>A friend, to us did come who’s sore,<br /> You should have heard his awful roar.<br /> A copper on the great high-way<br /> Caught him in a trap one day. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>No more loafing on the job,<br /> No more innocents to rob.<br /> They must ride both night and day<br /> If they can hope to earn their pay. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p><span class="mw-poem-indented" style="display: inline-block; margin-inline-start: 11em;"> <i>—The Car wih Character.</i></span> </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>Our friend, to us he did confide<br /> That motor cops would have to ride.<br /> No more hiding by the road,<br /> No more chance our friend to goad. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>It long has been our own opinion,<br /> That here within our small dominion,<br /> Many men have paid a fine<br /> Just from persecution blind. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>One second more and he’d done ninety,<br /> The cops they worked it almost nightly.<br /> No show our friend would ever get<br /> When face to face the judge he met. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>No one has yet a copper known<br /> Whose word’s not better than your own.<br /> No judge has ever yet been found<br /> With whom your word would fair go down. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>If all our officers were true<br /> And treated as the same as you,<br /> Our friend would then feel he were safer<br /> Where'er he'd go in a Studebaker. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>The trap was some few hundred feet,<br /> The cop was on his motor, fleet.<br /> With watch in hand he felt so nifty<br /> And made our friend out doing fifty. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>But now our friend’s in greatest glee,<br /> The palmy days are o’er you see.<br /> The law has stopped the use of traps<br /> To curb abuse of motor chaps. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>It’s known to all to be the law,<br /> That interest should you wish to draw,<br /> On something that you have within,<br /> You first must put that something in. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>If your home is not going right,<br /> You stay out late most every night,<br /> You have no longer interest there,<br /> You’ve no investment worth the care. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p><span class="mw-poem-indented" style="display: inline-block; margin-inline-start: 11em;"> <i>—The Car wih Character.</i></span> </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>If you have brothers in your lodge,<br /> You now quite often try to dodge,<br /> Then your interest’s growing slim,<br /> You must put in if you would win. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>For you, your business does not pay,<br /> And you lament from day to day,<br /> You have not to your business given,<br /> That from which pay is deriven. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>Your goose it lays a golden egg,<br /> Marks up your interest just a peg,<br /> But feed, you must, your goose of old,<br /> If you would get your egg of gold. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>All through life as taught by Him,<br /> If you take out you must put in,<br /> It’s things you do for all about,<br /> You take your biggest interest out. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>With motor cars it’s just the same,<br /> What’s been put in comes out again.<br /> Now you can make your own deduction,<br /> From the Studebakers’ big production. </p> </div>  +
<div class="poem"> <p>If interest in your church has died,<br /> It doesn’t revive although you’ve tried,<br /> Just ask yourself and look within<br /> To see what you are putting in. </p> </div>  +
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<div class="poem"> <p>'Twas out on Garey north of town,<br /> They had their auto curtains down,<br /> Spooning there without a light,<br /> At ten o'clock the other night. </p> </div>  +