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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-25

FAR aggregated iA inches. as against
a normal OF 3.7i inches In that period.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-25
Mrs. Charlotte r. Bangs of Brooklyn, Founder o.
Housekeepers Market Club. Gires Some Lire Tips
on How to Get the Most of the Best for Your
Money From, the Butcher and Grocer.

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Of living Friday
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-25
Charlotte r. Bangs.

The buyer OF food supplies for over
Sunday Tor any other day. must bear In
mind that Locality has considerable to
do with retail prices. In wholesale mar
ksts a uniform price exists. but shop
ping cannot be done after Q p. NJ. and
even p. n. 10 late. The wholesalers
% home to sleep ABOUT that time to
/, make ready for the next A. NJ. rush"
Of food supplies. Wholesale marketing
1 10 best done between and 0 A. NJ. when
] many bargains can be picked up. Under
+ cooperative buying this u very easily
done.
For retail marketing. the stall owners
. ere busiest In tho afternoon. up to eve-
I ming. Any small quantity 10 sold, with
prices as the retailer chooses to make
, them. Locality affects the retail counter.
Just now the last Of the seasons
J peaches are In market. At moderate
4 price. But beware OF the liberia peach.
I dry and navoriess. They are free stone,
..ocid cheaper than others and lack much.
< Have your dealer break open the peach
Z sample: be not too hasty to buy Zoe.
tbaskst o. &C., one before testing quality
This ~ . wonderful caulinower season.
% the wholesalers state. Over 10000
barrels OF caulinower left Bushwick Ter
f0inai. and Long Island Il K reports
teighty-th three cars Of this vegetable. out
4eids shipments 70 be added. TO Oct g.
scaulinower brings SIZE TO tL7s q barrel
II thirty-slx heads. or about &c. each.
ofss the housewife pays ~ retail I2c.. l5c..
&C.. for the same kind.
A few housekeepers.. combining. can
buy a barrel OF cauiihowers. adding i5e.
express rate.
: PRICES FROM THE VARIOUS
PUBLIC MARKETS.
\ WASHINGTON MARKET, West street.
IN y. tRETAlL,-Fresh eggs 3Sc doz.
Best butter. '1ac. ID: sirloin steak. 2Oc.
: roasting chicken. Csc. 10, fricassee
cAioken, 2oc. h.: sausage meat. 25c. Id.
State cheese. &c. h.. sage cheese. &c
h.: Swiss cheese. sc. H.: cauliiiower
1oc.i beets. 3 bun. ioc.; grape fruit. &c
1 and loc.; pineappaes. l6c.; eating apples
- Ct: celery (hsarts). &c. and i0c. bunch
1esssry. Sc. stalk; smoked beef tongue. 2ic
-; lima beans (shelled). &c. qt.: pota
tees. 7c. Qt.; sweet potatoes. Sc. Ut.
7 Some deliver goods II large order Il
Bivsn and paid for. Some charge l0c o.
e7De. for delivery " not too far uptown,
This II really . sort Of "commuters'
I market
WASHINGTON MARKET pistric,
Fulton to Reade St tWHOLES ALIc)-
Nmold oniy In crate barrel. box quantity
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

viii say In passing that the oath
taken by the hierarchy OF Italy may be
found In Decret Greg TX, lib IT,. tit.
"a. In any edition. and a portion dating
back 20 the eleventh century. The
form OF the oath Is feudai In charac-
ter. aud shows how utterly anti.re-
publican Romanism Is az heart. Ro-
manlsm Is a system OF authority With
the pope as head and therefore oppos-
cd 20 civil aud religious liberty.
The Bishops oath has been filly
ldenuaea. and tho cardinals oath re-
Gently :aken IN Rome by the new car
dinals conhrm and authenticate those
published by The Menace.
As an Independent sovereign the
pope has oaths Of allegiance which
he rrescribes 10 such OF his subjects
as be judges proper. According TO the
authority OF William Hogan. the con-
secration oath OF the Jcsuitical bish.
ops Is as follows:
Therefore. to the utmost OF my
power | shall and will defend this
doctrine, aud his holiness rights and
customs against all usurpers. and
heretical and Protestant authority OF
the church Of England. and all adhor-
ents. in regard that they and she be
usurpal and heretlcal. opposing the
true mother church OF Rome. do re-
nounce and dlsown my allegiance as
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

due TO any heretical king. prince. or
state named Protestant. or OF obcdi.
ence 70 any OF their inferior magis.
trates or officers. I do further de-
clare the doctrine OF the church OF
England. and OF calvinists. Hugue.
nots. aud OF the other named Prot.
estants TO be damnable. aud they
themselves are damned. aud 10 bo
damned. chat VIII not forsake then.
I .da further declaro that viii heif.
assist. advise all wherever I shall be.
In England. Scotland. Ireland or In
any other Kingdom I shall come TO,
and do my best TO extirpate the here
teal Protestant doctrines. aud de-
stroy all their pretending powers. civ.
II or otherwise. I do further promise
and declare. that Notwithstanding I
am dispensed with. TO assume any
other religion heretieal for the propa.
cation OF the mother church's inter.
est, 10 keep secret and private
all her agents councils from time to
time, as they entrust me. and not TO
divulge, directly or Indirectly. by
word. writing. or circumstance what.
ever. but 10 execute all that shall be
proposed, given in charge. or dlscov.
cred unto me, by you my ghostly
father, or by any OF his sacred con.
vents. All which !. A. b.. do swear
by tho blessed trinity. and blessed
sacraments which ! am now to re-
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03
JESUITS ON THE WARPATH! ]!

Toronto, Jsn. 20.-A legal battle, the like of
which has never been seen In Canada or anywhere
else Is what In all probability will be the final
suit of the controversy which has arisen In Toronto
over the alleged oath of the Jesuit Order, which
Rev. c. o. johnson read to his congregation In the
Queen Street Methodist Church a week ago last
Sunday.
The head of the Order In Montreal has inter
ested himself in the matter to the extent of secur-
Ing the legal services of Mr.. s. v. O'SuIlivan MIR.
O'Sullivan has been requested to ask the papers
which published the alleged oath to make sfitting
apology and to request Rev. Mr.. johnson to do the
same.
If the papers do not care to do that and If Rev.
MIR. johnson refuses, the understanding Is that
Mr.. O'Sullivsn Is to proceed against them for al
legged libel and slander.-Associated Press.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

in fellowship and citizenship. produc.
ing by far a deeper wound in Ameri-
can life than that which Roosevelt
condemned when he said: We want
no lrish.American vote or German
American vote. but Just American"
Here. however. Is the pernlcious
segregation In school life-the build.
ing OF Roman Catholic citizenship. and
the making OF Roman Catholic voters,
TO promote a deep and damnable
scheme 10 capture America for
church purposes.
II is an intolerant situation grow
ing worse every day II Is Just such
a situation that 10 the end disrupted
the church OF Rome In France and
Portugal and brought turmoil TO the
nations.
This parochIal teaching. and public
training OF children. Is Ike nest
full, of cockatrice eggs. when hatched
their venomoue stine means death TO
the republic.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

eeire. 20 perform, aud on my part 10
keep inviolably. and 70 cail all the
heavenly and glorious hosts 10 witness
these my real Intentions TO keep this
my oath"
The conservation oath OF a catho.
he bishop IL a. follows;
4 do solemnly swear on The holy
evaugellsts. and before Almighty God.
10 defend the domains OF ST. Peter
against every aggressor. 10 preserve.
augment aud extend the rights. hon
ora. aud privileges OF the lord pope
aud bis successors; 20 observe. and
With ail my might 20 enforce his do
crccs. ordinances. reservations. pro-
visions. and all dispositions whatever:
10 persecute and combat, 10 the last
extremity. heretics and schlsmatics.
and all who will not pay the sover.
elgn pope all the obedience which he
shall require"
Tho remainder OF this oath Is SINH.
lar TO the foregoing Jesuitioal oath:
Tho sanndeste's oath. exacted by
Pope Gregory OF his military forces.
was as follows:
Il swear 10 elevate the altar and
throne upon the Infamous Liberals,
and 10 cxterminate them without pity
for the cries OF their children, or the
tears Of their old men,"
William Hogan. speaking OF the in.
structlons given him previous 10 his
embarkation for America, by his
bishop. describes Il as follows:
"Let Il be your FIRST duty TO extlr.
pate heretlcs. but be cautious as 20
the manner OF doing a. DO nothing
without consulting the bishop Of the
diocese In which you may be located,
,,nd n ilyere bo M bishop thero. ad.
vise with tho metropolitan bishop. lie
has Instructions from Rome, and he
understands the character OF tho peo.
pie. BE sureInot 10 permit the mem.
bers OF the holy church who may be
under your charge to read tho Bible.
Il is the source OF all heresy. wher.
ever you see an opportunity OF build.
ing n church. make Il known TO your
bishop. Let tho land be purchased
for the pope. and his successors in
divine right which the head OF the
church has. by virtue OF the keys, TO
the command OF North American. as
we'll as every other country. The con-
fessional will enable you TO know the
people by degrees; with the aid OF
that holy tribunal. and the bishops,
who are guided by the spirit OF God.
we may expect at no distant day 10
bring over North America TO our holy
church"
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03
GERMANY AROUSED.

Mention was made in the last Is.
sue OF The Menace of the interest the
Vatican was taking in the German
election OF January 18th. and subse.
quent Merry del Val. papal secre-
tary OF state gave Il out that the re.
turn TO power OF the liberals would
mean war against Rome. war against
the Catholic church. etc"
What the officials OF the papal can.
celleria feared, has happened. The
Catholic center no longer has a ma.
jority over the other parties and has
sustained a humiliating defeat In its
own stronghold.
An associated press dispatch from
Berlin dated January 22nd. says:
"The most sensational event OF the
rehalloting was the winning by the
Socialists OF Cologne, the German
Rome" which has been in the uninter-
rupted possession OF the Clericals
since the founding OF the empire. The
Conservatives obtained net loss of
fifteen. OF which ten went 10 the So
cialists."
Thus Il will be seen that "the Ro-
man Catholic influence in Germany Is
going down in front OF an educated
people"
A religion based upon superstition.
tradition and dogma. cannot hope 10
live In the presence OF an educated
people Ike the Germans.
The great activity in organizing
Roman Catholic societies. and fed.
Grating them. is sure sign Of Cath.
Ollie weakness. II hopes TO stay its
decline IN America, by the force Of
orEanlzation and by some desperate
political move this year. OF. failing
10 this respect, resort to arms. as
already limited by Bishop Quigley. II
may cost rs blood and tears. as u has
Germany. but humanity Is advancing
upward and onward. and nothing can
hinder the consumuation.
The Roman Catholic clerical party
IN Germany is doomed. II will re
eeiye its finish in America in the com
Ing battle.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03
RomANIziNo THE CHILDREN

One OF the worst features OF the
present Roman Catholic aggression In
American life 10 the constant effort
20 segreKate Catholics from their fel.
low cltliens. This Is the menace OF
popery. Wen did Mr.. Roosevelt say:
"We want only Americans. and pro-
weed they are such we do not care
whether they are native or OF Irish
or Of German ancestry. We have no
room IN any healthy American COM
munlty for a German.Ameriean vote
and II IS contemplate demagogy to
put planks into any party platform
with the purpose OF catching such
votes"
But here u a church-a religion OF
pagan ancestry, modelled after imper-
ial Rome In It's administrative ma
chlnery, teaching its members 20 be
Roman Catholic and not Christian;
10 remember frst they are Catholics
and then citizens; that a working
Catholic must be active In promoting
Catholic politics: the parochial school
must teach their people to be Roman
Catholics first. last and always.
The whole parade OF $4,000 children
IN new loIH lity was W Amftces ehc
young mind. not Of the personal great
ness OF Mr.. Farley as a citizen OF
America. but rather the distinction
which the pope Of Rome had bestow-
ed upon him By making him cardi-
nal. and the cardinal Is a prince OF
the Roman church In America. In vio-
lation OF the clause Of Sec. 2. constl,
tuition OF the United States
Were this all perhaps Il could be
endured. In America tho II be. but the
wrong 70 the children Is deeper. They
are made 20 understand that all other
religious faiths are In gross error,
that heretIcs are the people outside OF
the Roman Catholic communion. In
error and In sin. Thus the parochial
school separates the Catholic child
from bis fellow. separates them in
thoughts Of rsligions, separates them
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

The Jesuiss are burIing In Canada
like a nest Of hornets disturbed ey O.
probe In the hands Of the public that
regards their prcseneo a. = Amenaee 70
free institutions.
Their history. their oaths. their IN.
trigues. all testify against them. and
the result Is that they have been con.
demned BY popes and By kings. and
though only three hundred and seven.
ty.nve years Old. the society has been
driven from the various countries CT
the world more than eighty times.
It's method Of action 10 secret. its
oaths are numerous and are adapted
20 the times and seasons and work
In hand. They leave a trail Of blood
through the years.
The Menace published two or more
forms OF oaths taken by the Jesuits
which have been before the world at
least seventy years or longer. During
this time no serious attempts have
been made by the Jesuits TO disproye
their genuinoness except By denials
and calling names and making faces
and buIEing with threats 70 sting
some one.
The United States and Canada are
the only nations where they have had
a free hand. and this freedom is being
taken advantage Of by these disturb
ers OF the national peace. To what
length the Jesaits viii be permitted 10
go II dlaicult 20 say. but there Is a
cr.sis approaching ard the last great
bat;le Is % be fouEs: that viii settle
toseves tae issue OF church and state.
free .ns:.uu;.o.s asd liberty and the
s,a:gs Of the Jesui:s.
The Menace pr:a,s the statement OF
William Hogaa. "a expriesL who
sane fron ireland 10 ihis country
and aaAliy. published . book. "Ho.
fsan . 'auricuiar Contested" The ex.
i,racts below are taken from pages
ii0 ane III.
These citations from priest Hogan
coiac!de vita tho o.her oaths we pub.
lished. In the main and are co.robor.
atlve proof OF the!. authenticity.
We could quote the decree Of the
French parliament OF 1862 end i7e2.
when the Jesui:s we're expelled. the
language OF which charges with great
paTticularity the moral tu.pitude Of
the society.
"The principles OF the Jesults are
perversiye, destructive OF all religious
principles and probity. injurious to
Christian morals. pernlcious 10 civil.
sedicious and contrary TO the royal
power '' they excite revolts In the
states. instill and sustain the most
profound corruption in the hearts Of
men,"
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03
THE CATHOLIC PERIL"

"The power and success OF the
Catholic church are apparent to~dis.
cernine eyes IN every rart OF Ameri'
ca. The public press. for example.
carefully tempers ils news and its
views IN Difference 70 its Catholic pa
tronage. In most OF the larger towns
tie Catholic youth are not only un.
tied In special societies ana clubs, but
even In military organizations. The
church even derives proft from the
American weakness Tor marrying for
elgn titles by introducing young
Catholic aristocrats into the society
OF millionaIres and she is often re-
warded not only BY getting control OF
great doweries. but even BY gaining
fair converts. who embrace the an
cient faith for the pleasure Of being
married by a bishop or cardinal,
amidst the theatrical and medieval
pomp OF Rome.
The Catholics. 4 is true. are a
minority; but they are majority that
Is Homogeneous. organized and dlsci.
plined. They form q solid block In
the midst Of heap Of crumbling
Protestant fragments. They are. II is
true. tae lowest eIomept Of the ma.
ton; but under universal suffrage the
vote Of a brute II. worth that OF a New.
ton. When there shall be en- army
OF fifteen or twenty millions OF Cath.
olics. firmly united By . tyrannical
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

night. He is 20 bring back here one
OF the blessed bricks taken from the
sealed doorway OF the archives at st.
Peters in Rome.
Once in a century tho doorway Is
unsealed and new records OF the
church placed within. The latest
time at which the ceremony OF un-
sealing the doorway took place was In
1900. At that time tho bricks from
the doorway we're distributed among
high dignitaries OF the church. the
Vatican guard and few laymen. Mr..
Coomhs' brother. J. +. coombs. who
lives In Paris, was one OF the fortu.
nate few 10 secure ono OF the bricks.
Each brick bears the imprint OF the
Vatican seal.
When Roger Coombs was elected
a director OF the Clayworkers' expo.
sition. 10 be held at the coliseum Mar.
Z TO II. he at once obtained consent
Of his brother TO a plan TO bring the
brick to Chicago to be exhibited. I'm
willing TO trust the treasured posses
sion 10 an ordinary messenger, the
owner OF the brick brought Il across
the ocean himself. He notified his
brother TO meet him in Philadelphia,
and the chlcagoan started thore last
night The brothers are 70 meet
there today at the Bellevue-Stratford
hotel.
Upon his return TO Chicago Mr..
Coombs Is 10 have the brick placed In
a safety deposit vault until the open
ing OF the exposition. A special
guard will stand watch over Il
throughout the time II is on exhibit
ton.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

Alnbana IL ne oziy state n ths
union uhich coea nCt expressly ruar-
aztec reiirioua liocrty n TIE prorif
iona a. 90 con1titution. u Il poalF
be that our tcutkern neirhoorn hass
never felt the ned Tor such a cocl4
ration ia thsir fundamcnfAi Lac. ull
the probability Il that hey yin fnHI
that need IN the rear future. u n
fcrtunais that all the other states
are. 20 that extent fortihed AGAINST
tho cncroaehmenis % the hierarchy.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03
GETTING CATHOLIC VOTES

Down IN New Orleans a man by the
name Of 0'Conner Is a candidate for
attorney general against man named
Pleasant. As sample OF how tho
politicians cater to the Roman Cath
Ollie priests for votes We print ono %
Mr.. O'Connor's letters, copy OF which
was mailed TO all the "Reverend Dear
Sirs" In his districts
Headquarters Campaign COMMITTEES.
Robert o'Conuor.
Candidate for Attorney General Z
New Orleans. La, Jan. 16Ie12.
-"Reverend and Dear Sir--W0 re-
spectfully solicitd your nsslstanco IN
behalf OF Senator Robert OCnnnor.
candidate for attorney general at cleo
ton January %. -f s.r. 49,,
He is a LouisianIan. young. active
and capable. member OF the X. Of O.
and other fraternal orders.
Enclosed are copies OF his plat
form, and one OF his many indorsa-
ments. This letter Is 20, be used this
way only. so please consider II cons
dental. except as to your friends.
SHOULD We obtain your assistance
ask that you speak quietly 70 a. many
Of the voters in your parish as pos
sible. particularly those who are 20
be commissioners and watchers At the
voting places. flf
Hoping for your help aud thank-
ing you. We are very respectfully.
NJ II. HOFFMAN,. JR. Chaifman.s
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03
A LITTIE WIT

A friend OF ours In New York dives
rs the following story.
An Irishman. confessing 70 the
priest. said he had stolen some chick
ens-he wasn't sure whether Il was
four or six. TIE priest gave him ab-
solution for six. After receiving the
sacrament the Irishmanl remarked.
your reverence. ] am not quite surs
that took more than four of these
chickens. think III make y right
and take the other two
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

A study OF immigration statistics
shows that the Increase in the number
OF Roman Catholics In this country
during the pas; century was due large
ly TO the thousands upon thousands
OF ignorant Catholic immigrants who
came 20 our shores 10 escape condl-
tions that we're brought about In their
native lands. by Catholic power and
misrule. Bot the hierarchy 10 using
them here TO support their claims and
demands for recognition Of Rome aud
division OF school funds. More than
that, the Catholic church OF Rome has
an immigration bureau established,
the business Of which Is 20 encourage
the immigration OF Catholics lrto this
country so their numbers may count
IN the support OF the hierarchy's IN
creasing demands. Two branches of
the Romish immigration bureau re-
Gently organized and put TO work are
the Home for Catholic Immigrants az
Baltimore. and the Catholic COLOMBIA
ton Bureau Of Oregon.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03
os,sors TO CATHOLIC HOLIDAY

At Waco. Texas, the Baptists held
a convention, November 23rd. at
which time and place DR., T. =. Love
paid hls compliments 70 the Texas
legislature as follows:
when the Texas legislature grant
ed the Knights OF Columbus holi-
day for Texas In which Roman Cath
olics might hold open-air mass in our
capital city, Il bordered on a union Of
church and state more than the read
ing Of the word Of God In the public
school. The next battle ] would make
would be the repeal Of that law. and
yet thirty-fwo states Of this union
have been hoodvinked into that
thing
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03
JEsuITs PUT OUT IN TORONTO

Mr.. johnson. the brave NJ. z
preacher. stands pat and when asked
by the Toronto star u he intended In
any way 10 recant said be didn't. and
that he would welcome any legal
action the Jesuit order might insll.
tute.
II have before me the oath which
Mr.. O'Sulllvan says is the real Jesuit
oath, but as Il entirely fails TO account
for the conduct OF the order there
must Be another. The oath read 10
my people is the only one ! nave
found which contains the spirit at
tributed 10 Jesuitism by history. II
is now too late TO whitewash the or.
der with an innocent oath such as AFR.
O'Sullivan has given.
The one he gives Is doubtless one
Of their oaths. have several others
His is not the only one. and II Mr.
O'Sullivan stands by the Jesuits he
must stand by their history as pre-
sented by their church
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

TIE rapid growth cf TIE Menncs
shows that IN Amertca tke Protest.
AIT spirit las not tea cutlrclY lulled
% aieep ~ the hyrnotic infuenoca q
TIE cunninE pals q tho Italian pops.
IN The cominE campaign u uill be q
poHer that uiil preFsnt many thou-
aand Roman Candidates from eater.
master. RomAnisia niuays and evcry-
where vote for their kind-and IN this
and fuiure Campaigns there h golne
20 - much of that tactic used ~
Proieaiania. Never vote for q Ro-
manltt on any ticket
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

Ths catholie who aitsnpu 20 b
unrrict ~ q Prcientnnt MINISTER IL
cot married ut all A pernon Who
sAs never besn married can. q course.
- marriei IN The ehurch.-Fittsburg
Observer.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

oue % ne rfsstcsi revenues q the
Roman hierarchy u fron ne sale ot
hair ukeu from TIE heads q
foolish uomon and Eirls vho are 10
duced % bccoue nuns This IL about
the most ghoullsh revenue that ever
Kept fat. iaEy. noeutious men IN worse
than idlencsa.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

u II said that mere than half tie
Eherifs of Kansas. a strong Protest.
ant state. are Roman Catholics The
aherih 10 very important In selecting
jurors When Catholic criminals are b.
ing tired. Aud a large part of al
crimlnnls are Catholics.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

faith. trained under the regime OF the
confessional, blindly committed 10 the
will of their priests, and directed by
the brains OF a few high Jesuits. we
shall SEQ how much OF a showing
there will be for American liberty
Extract from The Sentinel OF Chris
tar Liberty.