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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS.

Logan & Bryan: Higher prices are in
evitable
Rothschnd 4 CO. We would rather buy
than sell
Bache & Co: We still favor the buy
ing side
Hayden Stone & Co Bulk of the SEN
Hment leans to the long side. but the best
of the argument looks the other way
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
HEAVY SELLING
LOWERS GRAIN
July Wheat Shows Decline of
Two Cents Other Months
Fractions Off.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS


CHICAGO, June 14-Wheat opened "a
to sc lower today Rains in the North
west, where needed and increased offer
ings by longs" were the main bear in
huences Trade was only moderate
Corn was q to sac lower on increased
offerings by the country and lack of cash
demand
Oats were 4 to u lower in sympathy
with the other grains
Provisions were easier. Trade was very
slow
The wheat market was heavy today
and the close showed declines Of &c on
July, &c on September and &c on De-
cember, final prices being about the low
of the day. Good rains in both spring
and winter wheat territory and slow cash
demand were the main influences
Corn closed sac to 1Ac lower on free
offerings and slow demand.
oats were off re in sympathy with
wheat and corn.
Provisions were lower all around Pack
ers gave the market some support on soft
spots.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 14-Trading in the
metal exchange was quiet today Copper
and and september. ss7&ai725 lea lead q45@
sos; spelter 90; tin. 4S 25a485O
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
NGE IN Nav ORLEANS FUruREs.
SPOT COTTON MARKET

Atlanta, steady; middling 11s4.
New York, steady; middling ~ 90
New Orleans, firm: middling 12l.
Liverpool, steady; middling $3.50
Savannah, dull; middling 115s
Augusta. dull; middling 12c
Mobile, steady; middling liz.
Galveston. firm: middling 12c
Norfolk, steady; fniddling 1224
Wilmington. nominal; middling ia
Little Rock, quiet; middling II 11-16
Philadelphia. quiet; middling 12.t5.
Boston. quiet; middiing 1190
Baltimore, nominal; middling l17s.
Memphis, steady; middling 12is
St Louis. steady; middling 125s.
Houston, steady; middling II 1915.
Louisville. firm; middling he
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
MINING STOCKS.

BOSTON. June 14-Opening Butte
Superior, 491f American zin& 3212 Is
land Creek, 81; Hancock. 355s, Isle Roy
sic, SO; Superior Al AIlouez, 4S: Mohawk
~ Smelling. 39B
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK, June "A Carpenter. Bag.
got & Co.. The market today was a duh
and featureless one. with small price
changes and few orders in evidence either
way.
Cotton seed oil quotations.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
LlvERpooL GRAIN Market

Wheat opened lsd to Ad lower: at 80
D. M was unchanged to I'D higher.
Closed 2sd to 1ad lower
Corn opened i'd higher; at 80 p m.
was unchanged to I'd higher. Closed lsd
to I'd lower.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-14
PORT RECEIPTS.

The following table shows receipts at
the ports today compared with the same
daV last wear.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04

or any other man to dlsproye our
claim that over three-fourths OF tho
labor leaders In the United States are
Roman Catholics and Irishmcn, and
We also challenge him to disproye our
assertion that the Irish Catholics
are the greatest natural-born agita.
tors the world has ever seen who ex.
ist In their primitive beauty 90 this
very day.
Mr.. Taft will participate in the
Columbus day fiasco at Washington.
when a statue In the supposed like.
ness of the falsely claimed discoverer
OF America will be unveiled, PAID
FOR by congress, but confiscated by
the Knights OF Columbus and made n
day OF special Roman Catholic signif-
icance. We are not afraid to bet
that the three new princes OF the
blood" will be there In their char.
ncteristic and suggestive robes and
that Mr.. Taft will be alongside of
them. and We venture the assertion
that somewhere in the assemblage
will be found the papal colors, II
they don't have the effrontery to at
tempt flying Il somewhere alongside
the stars and stripes, claiming as
they do that the pope is above the
president OF this country.
MIR. Taft will undoubtedly be there.
n he happens 20 be called to San
Francisco the day before the event
comes on, We venture he will either
90 OF return by aeroplane in order
not to offend the foreign princes Of
the blood"
lie will. and has. and does attend
nine.tenths OF these pagan rites, but
he turns down the first thing OF its
kind to which he is HONORED by
an invitation FROM PROTESTANTS
who are at the same time FREE
MASONS.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04

"The second mass meeting o. the
Quincy oistrkts verbano of the
oeutSehe katholisehe verelns Bund
was held last evening az the large hall
In 81 Francis school There was quite
an Increase In the attendance over
the showing made az the trst meeting
of the organization and those who are
active In promoting this movement
for greater unity among Catholics In
Quincy, were highly pleased with the
showing made"
The above quotation is the FIRST
paragraph In a two-eolumn article In
the April 18th edition Of the Quincy
Daily Herald" Quincy, ill. IN this
article is the speech, or part Of u az
least. Of Hon. August Rohrbaeher.
from which speech We take the signlh.
cant statement az the head Of this
column. u will be observed that this
is a German Roman Catholic society,
and after dilatins az length on what
the organization had accomplished In
the matter Of making ana unnaklnq
legislation, gave vent 70 the above
statement, which ls significant, TO say
the least.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04
FACTS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW

are Catholics; and the Protestants
pay for most of this and say nothing'
Do you know that out of about 22.
400 employees on the city pay roll
about $4,000 are Catholic? Why Sc
many. friend, and the non-Catholics
are silent? We ask you TO Join with
us In evening up these things a little
after you have finished reading this
paper. / am sure We will hear from
you.
And not only are these conditions
existing in Chicago, but the same
state Of affairs exists in Boston, New
York, Cincinnati and other large
cities. Then there is a more impor
tant part, the hold OF catholicism on
the nation in general.
Do you know that most public
school teachers throughout the coun,
try are Catholics 80 as TO prevent
any American education through the
public schools!
Do you know that public libraries
are warned by the Catholics not to
carry any anti-Catholic books, and
many Of the librarians are Catholics
Do you know that most every pris.
on and large Jail in the country has
a priest for a chaplain and many
have altars fitted up with gold at the
public's expensei
Do you know that most OF the army
chaplains are Catholics and that most
OF our soldiers are OF the same faith !
Do you know that the same condl-
tions exist in the navy, and they have
many battleships with affairs on them
and a majority Of the sailors are
Catholics? Why is Il so hard for a
Protestant TO get into West Point?
Do you know? Looks as IL We had
better get busy. doesn't IL?
Do you know that In many local..
ties priests aud nuns ride free on
street cars and trains, while the non-
Catholics must pay or walk? Why is
IL friend? / will tell you as I said
before, this church is organized. and
organizations usually act as a whole,
so the politician who grants the most
favors to the Catholics gets the rec
concentrations of the clergy, and usu-
ally the Catholic vote as a whole.
While the sleeping non-Catholics
quibble about temperance, democrats,
republicans and a lot Of other minor
points and in the racket, the Cath.
olics voting as whole, get their
man in, and usually get Catholics ap-
pointed 70 the soft Jobs, you know.
while the Protestants put in our long
hours, hard work, pay the bills and
wonder why. The Catholics want the
man who will agree TO grant them the
most favors. That's why they want
Bill Taft. and that's why we don't
want him. When he sends his aide
de-camp with a special letter TO the
pope at Rome, IL is time we got onto
him with bis Catholic sister aud vice
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04
The Inqulsitlon Begun

The most coutsmptihie creature on
the face % the earth o. the thing that
win slander womsn Who are not IN Z
an object lives IN Aurora. No. ana con-
ducts paper that o. a disEracc 90 cur
civilization. some day some one will
take that fellow hy the. neck and
.snouEh- Are there no caihoiics 10
Aurora
Tho above from the Catholic Mes.
senger," Davenport. Iowa. and cred.
tied 90 the Syracuse. n. Y. sun" Il
a clever tip 90 tho Aurora Catholics
20 give The Menace stan a threshinE.
We arc not scared. however. for the
reason that Catholics are not accus.
toned TO squeezing windpipes ca.
oept when they can double team
on their victims and make their get.
away between the suns. Besides that.
The Menace force Is the largest EN-
ployed by any single institution in
the city. and is az least as larga as
the Catholic CONGREGATION. and when
the squeezing started The Menace
isn't the only creature that would
come up with tie windpipe missing.
Sect The fact is that most OF the
Aurora people. the more intelligent
ones az least. both Catholic and non.
Catholic. arc glad 10 have The Menace
In their midst. as the biggest pay.
roll In n city OF Eve thousand ls no
small matter Co business men who
know which side OF their bread is
buttered. This, together with the fact
that We are content 20 remain In the
little Sunrise City OF tho Ozarks, &"
despite at least two offers OF prop
erty and cash 20 the amount OF ten
thousand dollars 20 move 20 larger and
more convenient cities. ought 10 be
evidence enough that The Menace
and the inhabitants OF Aurora are on
very good terms.
II you have had doubts about the
inquisitlon. let the above threat ban.
ish Il from your mind. All Rome lacks
is power-Will you give the hierarchy
a chance az the throats OF Americans1
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04
Truth Plainly Stated

"The international Modernist ana
Review" for August, IN an article on
Catholicism in the United States
tpage 3iSl. says:
"Tho American people will never be
Roman Catholic. The government OF
the church, non-representative and
despotic. Is absolutely contrary to the
American mind. All the pomp, all tho
ritual OF catholicism from Latin
mass 60 the self-operating Sacraments.
seem TO an American not only bur.
lesque, but insincere and artificial
Just what he does not want in his re.
ligion. Romanists flock to the great
cities, where corruption Is rampant.
The head Of Tammany is n Romanist.
Almost all intelligent New Workers are
persuaded that the relations between
Tammany Hall and the palace OF the
archbishop are intimate. Americans
generally look upon the hierarchy as
a possible source OF danger. and en-.
dowed with an influence both uncon.
stitutlonal and undemocratic. Il wants
a division OF the public school fund.
but Americans view with violent hor.
ror even the shadow OF a union be.
tween church and state. over the
public school fund will probably be
fought the first battle between Amer.
icanism and Romamsm.
"An advocate of the Catholic Fed.
eration' in Boston recently called on
Romanists, as the majority in Massa.
to wipe of the statute-books
all laws permitting divorce. The bish.
ops are so fearful OF being suspected
OF Americanism,' that they have the
air Of strangers who are living among
us as Italian legates. Excepting Spald.
ing and Ireland, there is not an erudite
bishop among them. and not one
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04
Murphy Holds a Trump

What other Tammany leaders such
as Kelley and Croker were unable 10
do. Murphy has accomplished-and is
pble TO dominate, absolutely, New
Yorks democratic delegation TO the
national convention In Baltimore. How
has this been done? Because Murphy
Is smarter? Not So But because the
Catholic vote can be better and more
certainly delivered than heretofore
thanks 20 the knights OF Columbus
and kindred organizations, delivered
in blocks, by companies and regiments,
cooperating with the cardinals.
A column dispatch from New York
to the Cincinnati Enquirer OF April
18th lets us into the secret OF Muir
phys triumph and closes with this
significant suggestion:
Leader Murphy is playing up Mayor
.Gaynor. while, In fact, he Is for Sena-
mayor would not listen TO anything
of the kind. Since he has apparently
yielded. At least. he has said nothing.
II Is believed he has been reasoned
with. Gaynor stands well with demo-
cratic voters throughout the country.
though not with democratic politicians.
What more reasonable than that
OGormnn should step IN as a COmprO-
mise candidate for the vice presidency.
say lie is able, an organization man
aud n Roman Catholic. The pope has
heen visited recently by an emissary
from the republican president, Ameri-
can cardinals have heen created. There
has been n lot OF felicttatlons and all
that extended and religious tolerance a.
abroad. a least "a L. profezsed. It L.
all ON the republican side. Who could
better step In the breach for the
democrats than James A. OGorman?
a blind man can see the game and
report the movements. Murphy with
the big New York delegation in the
palm OF his hand has received instruc-
tion from the hierarchy TO put a Ro-
man Catholic vice-president in the
chair. and there is no better one, says
the press dispatch, than Senator
O'Gorman.
AS write, a Menace man comes in
and says, "0h, yes. put Romahist in
the chair as vice-president. and then
kill the president. That has been done
three times"
Is there no menace-no dark cloud
no impending evil threatening this
republic?
Do these politicians think they can
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04

NYTHEN you have read the follow
w ing facts, you will have awak
ened to an alarming condition OF al
fairs now existing in America. We
trust you will fully realize the i'm
portance of immediate action and
that you will promptly get in touch
with US, TO assist us in our endeavoT
20 adjust matters, remedy the evils
and place American institutions and
ideals on a pinnacle above reproach
where the "Jesuiticai paw" cannot
contaminate them or commercialize
them to their gain and our slavery
The facts We wish to call your atten
tion to are the following:
Do you know that the largest or,
ganized institution. political, religious
and commercial In the United States
today is the Roman Catholic church,
and that IL is worth millions OF dol.
lars?
Do you know that II has a working
force OF about 1900 clergymen, and
over $4,000 nuns and sisters, with a
church membership Of over $4,000, 900,
which is a very dangerous number?
Do you know that II is their inten.
tion land they boast Of it) 20 capture
America for their church, TO do away
with the public schools, prohibit d.
vorce In accordance with their belief,
and force upon us all their oldtime
prosecuting doctrines and customs?
DO you know that while you are in-
active they are making rapid prog
ress with their plan by capturing
all government positions of power
and influence they can. from the vice
presidency down; and should Taft
die. We would have a Catholic presi-
dent, and they would suppress as
far as they could any anti-Catholic
movement
Do you know that they have muz-
zled the public press, so that for fear
of being boycotted, the daily papers
dare not print anything against the
priests or the church; besides
strangllng the press, they have over
. thousand publications Of their own?
Do you know that they have CEN
tered their forces so as 20 capture
the large cities first. with Chicago as
an example. read the following:
Do you know that nearly every DO.
Iiceman and officer in Chicago is a
Catholic, and that the same condition
exists in the fire Department.
Do you know that nearly all public
school teachers in Chicago are Cath
olics? How can Catholics teach true
history? Do you want your children
taught myths and fables about fake
saints? Do you want them taught
TO adore and venerate the beads.
badges and crosses these Catholic
teachers wear?
Do you know that most all nurses
and attendants at the Cook County
Hospital aud the asylum at Dunning
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04

According 10 Mr.. Rohrbaeher the
Illinois state senate and house of rep
resentatives are a. the mercy Of the
hierarchy and do not pretend 20 Ieels.
late without frat presenting their Bills
10 the Catholics 20 see u they are sat.
isfaetory 10 them.
Nothing has ever appeared In print
which more thoroughly Vindleates the
position Of The Menace than this state
ment from Mr.. Rohrbaeher. Our con.
tention is that the Roman Catholic
church, 80 called, is In reality, a a.
santie political machine, and that ID
is leaving no stone unturned In lie
ehort 20 capture America for the Ro-
man Catholic hierarchy and make
America a Catholic nation. In view OF
this frank statement, bearing the o.
X. stamp Of the Roman Catholic hIer.
arehy, Catholics can no lonqer claim
that they are not In politics and do
not mold and manipulate the IealsIa.
ton Of this nation and lts various
states.
ls this condition Of affairs a men.
ace to a government of. for and by
the people, or is u not7
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04
WE WILL SPEAK OUT.

We will speak out, we will be heard.
Though all earth's systems crack;
We will not bate a single word.
Nor take a letter back.
We speak the truth. and what care we
For kissing and for scorn
While some faint cleaning we can see
OF freedoms coming morng
Let liars fear: let towards shrink,
Let traitors turn away:
Whatever we have dared TO think
That dare we also say.
-SELECTEn
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04
ROMAN CATHOLICS IN POLITICS

Everybody has read the reports Of the Catholic Federation
and knows what this organization doing. With this fedora
ton, Catholics would not have any influence IN Washington
but THEIR STRENGTH IS RECOGNIZED AND THE
POWERS NEED THE CATHOLIC VOTE. As a re-
suit all careful to avoid anti-Cahoe legislation At
Springfield every bill that contains anything that might prov.
Objectionable to the Catholics submitted to the chairman of
the federation before advance in its eourseFrom the
speech August Rohbaehsr before the meeting Of the German
Catholic Veren, in Quincy, H., April IS 1912.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04

throw loaded dice and cheat the peo-
pie and steal the Offices on the pre-
sumption that the people are party
blind and do not see the game?
Give us a half million subscribers
before election and the tricksters will
be beaten and sent to the rearl
Freemen, awake! Sound the
alarm! Blow the trumpet! Assemble
the Guardians OF Liberty-The Sons
OF Light-The Sons OF Freemen-and
let every man do his duty.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04

a correspondent states that he was
az moving picture show not long
since when cornet player was play.
ing patriotic music, which was accom-
panied by illustrated slides. The bic.
lures which appeared were as follows,
and In the order named: Washington.
Lincoln. Mckinley. Roosevelt Taft,
and the pope OF Rome. Is there no
way TO prevent the desecration OF tho
names and likonesses of Washington.
Lincoln and Mckinley?
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04

A man writing from the state OF
Texas Informs us that a gentleman
OF his acquaintance has suffered the
loss OF several friends because no
subscribed for and read The Menace.
This isn't true. The correspondent
misunderstands the meaning OF tho
word friend" No man is your friend
who Will try TO curtail your liberty
by trying TO dictate what you shall
read. The sooner you get rid OF such
friends" as these the better OF you
will be.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04

learned priest among 1900. The j..
tuiia are sterile. IN - years the
Catholic university at Washington has
rot produced q single volume of the
rrtt rank In sciencc The condcmna.
ton Of modernism BY the pope. has
caused only tNo priests 10 quit the
church, but Il has sent many Of them
10 their tasks fun Of anxiety. sadness.
and despair"
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04

A Pittsburgh, Pa, daily, speaking OF
the fate OF Major Butt on the Titanic,
states that he was bearer OF letters
from n RULER OF the world to the
head OF the United States govern.
ment' Since when did Giuseppi
Sarto. the Italian head OF a decadent
paganism, become ruler OF the world? /?
We want the Information, as this is
news 90 Tho Menace.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04

president You no doubt friend. ses
the trouble ahead: thcrc is oniy ons
remedy. that in In a n-Catholic or
GAnirAtion. which IL pledged 20 the
separation of church and state and
yin work FOR civil and religious I'D
eriy and a FREE PRESS and FREE
SPEECH.
GUARDIANS OF LIBERTY.
Chicago.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-05-04

"The Catholic Monthly Calendar"
published at Cincinnati, in its April.
1912, issue says: Catholics who send
their children 10 non.Catholic schools
without permission OF the Most Rev.
Archbishop cannot be validly absolved
in confession. Give your children a
chance to become we'll instructed in
their faith" In other words, Mr..
Catholic, you'll go 10 hell II you don't
do Just as the priest tells you to do
with your own children. whether Il
suits you or not. How do you like Il?
Twenty priests Of the Catholic
church, Kansas City diocese, met az
Springfield, Mo-, few days ago for a
conference" From the Springfield
Leaders, report OF this meeting we
take the following statement: The
steps taken at the late synod at Kan
sas City to decry the practice OF max.
ing a great display OF flowers at fu-
nerals in the church, was adopted as
the sense OF yesterdays Southwest
Missouri conference. That people
should spend less money on flowers
and other displays at funerals, AND
MORE ON PRAYERS FOR THE
DEAD. is the position the conference
took on the matter" You see it's like
this. money spent for flowers don't do
the grating priesthood any good
they don't get what's coming to them
for purgatorlal prayers and other
such graft. Ye godsl How long will
a poor. deluded people stand for such
tommyrot? And how long will they
let a debauched and degraded priest.
hood dictate the manner in which they
shall dispose Of their dead?