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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
MEXICAN LOAN
HUNDRED MILLION
IS SANCTIONED
CONGRESS TODAY AUTHORIZES
LOAN AT AN INTEREST OF
SIX PERCENT.
my Associated prcss)

MEXICO CITY, May 21.-Congress
today gave sanction to the agree
ment for loan of hundred mil
lion dollars at six percent to be
guaranteed by SS per cent of the
customs receipts, The loan will be
replaced with French bankers. II
is believed all minor details will be
approved and the money soon forth
coming.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
DENIES REPORT
THAT CATTLE
WILL Be ON
FREE LIST
CHAIRMAN OF SENATE FINANCE
COMMITTEE ISSUES REPORT
ON THE TARIFF.
ny Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON May 81. Senator
Williams, chairman Of the senate
today said it had been decided to
treat cattle, sheep, hogs and their pro
ducts, wheat, flour, oats and oatmeal
on an equal basis.
The duty will be on the raw ma.
terial on products and vice versa.
1t was denied that the subcommittee
has decided to put cattle, wheat ETC.,
on the free list.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
aRookLY FIRg DISASTROUS.

NEW YORK, May 21-The plant
of the Crook Smelling and Refiping
company, a subsidiary Of the National
Lead company, located in Brooklyn
was burned during the night. The
loss is estimated at 100000.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
PENNY POST PROPOSED.

WASHINGTON, May 81 One cent
postage for letters after July I, 1914,
was proposed in resolution today
by Representative Rouse OF Kentucky,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
VICE COMMITTEE
HEAD EXONERATED
IMMORAL CONDUCT
CHARGES AGAINST LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR o'HARA OF ILL
NoIs ARE FALSE.
lnr Ar.ocInted Pressl

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 21.-Lieu'
tenant Governor o'Hara was exoner
ated today in the report by the spe-
oial senate committe that investigat-
Cd the accusations of immoral con
duct 1t held the false charges were
the result of oHara's activities as
chairman Of the antivlce commission,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
SIOUX FALLS HAS FIRE.

SIoUX FALLS. s D.. May FL
Fire in the Brown Wholesale Drug
company building this morning gut
ted the building and destroyed the
stock. Loss $150,000.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
sToP THE NOISE,

The city trustees Of Bishop have
made an order that autoists in the
city must keep mufflers on their
auto exhausts. The Bishop people
cannot stand the noise. 1t drives
the bees off the nests.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
suFFRAeETTE BOMB CAUSES
DAMAGE IN OBSERVATORY
my A.socIated pre-..1

EDlNBURG, May 2l.-A bomb was
exploded today in the dome Of the
royal observatory, damaging the as
Economical Instruments. The police
accuse the suffragettes Of the act.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
TWO AMERICANS ENTER
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May 2l
Douglas Grant and Campbell D. H.
White of San Francisco are among
the six American golfers entered IN
the amateur championship OF the
world contest which begins here May
oa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
bulgaria. MAY AGAIN
ENGAGE IN FIGHTING

,By Associated PreSE.)
GENEVA, May 21--In view OF the
possible conflict against Seryia and
Greece, the Bulgarian university stu
dent volunteers, including officers,
have been ordered TO rejoin their
regiments
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
rEMpERAruRE REpoRr.

Highest temperature yesterday, 70;
year ago, So.
Lowest temperature last night SO,
year ago. 81.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21
FINAL DIVIDEND
FOR DEPOS|TORS
DEFUNCT BANK
DEPoslToRs OF CALIFORNIA
BANK THAT FAILED IN 1908
WILL LOSE HUGE SUM.

NY AssOcInted Pressl
OAKLAND. May 21,-Three thou
sand eight hundred depositors Of the
California bank which failed in 1908
will lose $2SO0oO. according to pc
ttion filed today by the receiver
asking the courts permission to pay
a final dividend Of 5,65 per cent
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-05-21

A store that advertiaes must be a
store Of valuss--Of "bargains"-- the,
advertising would not pay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31
WAYS ASSOCIATION

Ch;ldrcSs, Tex, May 31.-Rcprcscn-
wtativcS from eleven counties on the route
of the Denver highway between Amaril-
10 and Fort Worth met here recently
and perfected the organization of a dis
trict association for the purpose of build
ing an auto highway down the Denver
railroad and forming with the State of
Colorado Il great automobile highway
from Colorado Springs to the Texas
Gulf Coast. The following counties were
represented: Wichita, Montague, Mill
bargcr. IIardcman. Childress. Hall, Pot
ter, Wise, Clay and Tarrant.
The name Of the organization is the
Colorado-to-thc-Gulf Highway Associa
ton, Panhandle Division. A. w. Read of
Memphis, is secretary-treasurer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31
CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY.

They have a very courteous way 81
doing some things in Austria. 1ester-
days dispatches told how an officer in
the Austrian army had been accused of
selling army secrets. Some of his broth
or officers called on him u talked it over
with him. When they left them they also
left a loaded revolver III the table. No
public accusation was made against
the man. There was no sensational rev
Citations in the papers. No confr0ntmcEt
of the accused. That loaded revolver left
IN the table was either a verdict of guilt
~ on the part of the officers, OF it was
IN intimidation that there was no other
way to avoid public scandal The visit
ors fingered around outside until they
heard the shot. Then they went back and
rot their gun. Pretty grim way of SET
Ting affairs of that kind, but 1t is Il
custom of that country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31

Ambassador Page did not wear a court
suit at his presentation to the king. In
fact it is no longer Il court custom for
American ambassadors to wear theatri-
cal costumes when dropping i'll OF the
king for an hour or two now and then
Just Il plain hammer coat, a low
cut waistcoat a plug hat, and other alb
solutely necessary togs constitute the
court costume of the American ambas-
Sador. The plug hat is left with the UNI
brella. the gOloshes and the macintosh
at the hall rack.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31

o., White House Oily
I'll Is in seven years;
sd LOUNGES of brandy
!; though he some
u (hl of brandy III n
n 1bre retiring; though
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31
AN ~ABSTEMIOUS MAN.

Rooseveltfs a moderate very mod
crate drin4er. Though he may sometimes
drink a glhss of white wine TO pleac his
his host Though he made use of the Off
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31

When a democratic newspaper finds
fault with Il democratic president for a
pardon never issued. in favor Of a defend
ant never convicted, it merely proves
that it requires some practice to be an
all-round consistent democratic editor.
He must be possessed of keen judgment
and some queer prophetic gifts, who for
sees conduct tending to Justify anarchy
in the present occupant Of the White
House.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31
ALTMNAE MEET.
Especial to The Hcrdld.)

Godfrey. Ills, May 3I.-Alumnac from
all parts Of the country gathered here
today to celebrate the seventeenth an
niversary Of the founding of Monticello
Seminary tomorrow. The st. Louis Al
umnae Association, which includes many
women of prominence celebrated the Oc-
caSion by raising $4,000 for the endow-
ment fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31
MISSOURI VALLEY MEET.

Kansas City KanS.. May 31-A score
wer represented in today's annual Mis-
Jluri Wiley i~nterscholastic field ana
track meet held here. There were rep
resentativeS from Missouri. Kansas and
Illinois institutions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31

Constituti0nalist officials in PicdraS
Negras protest against the retention of
Consul Ellsworth at that place. He is
persona non Grata to CarranZa. This
creates a peculiar situation. If the gov
crnmcnt hccdS the protest it will look
very much like a recognition Z. the au-
thoritv to protest. 1t should carry with
i 1T least a quasi recognition of the
Carranzistas as bclligercntS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31

Rooseveltfs a moderate very mod
crate drinher. Though he may sometimes
drink a glhss of white wine TO pleac his
his host: Though he made use of the Off
cial mipt bed at ~ White House only
about forty-two ii rs in seven years;
thougI he drank 81 ounces Of brandy
Africa to cure though he some
yes takes a spx al of brandy in a
sd milk just II Ibre retiring; though
a "gentleman's cellar" he re
Moderate drinker. As evidence
the c%olonel's bitterest enemy
that he is a man Of temper
(erhaps as temperate a mod
as any under the sun.
Div minded man would have
A drunkard is not a thing
heart of good men or an
pity that the facts IN tins
given to the public. For
ure to be perverted to evil
lass Of people who are SO
GUS to prove that the use
IS not dangerous. "Raose-
even now beginning to
man. He has been tam
kcants these many years
gentleman's cellar: takes
champagne; Il little white wine;
NIIe Madeira; had forty-two MN
tulips in the White House, one in
Arkansas, and another in Missouri. Ncy-
er phazed him. SobeTcst man, right this
minute, that ever took seven ounces Of
brandy for malaria. Therefore perish the
thought that redncsS of eyes, woe and Soi
row lurk IN the wine cup MI bosh. All
due to the excited im%aginati0ns Of tenn
perance crankS.
Pity the colonel did not keen the cata.
logue OF his ~favorite beverages out o.
the court records. Pity he did not sup
press the list of his %infrequcnt pota-
tons. t. potatiops scattered through
the, years of a long and busy life rave
ely ben very. very moderate in mum
and mild in quality. But when al
npgether on one piece If pNper, The
wceu drinks does not fulfX ap-
that the list becomes 4 bit enis
Jon Standard cautions thu
threat the anti-alien situa-
krnia from 4 purely buSin-
The exclusion Of JapS
is not an insult to Jap
ee il forced, the Stndard
to the fact that neither
British Columbia admit
either Chinese or Japan
res the anti-JapancSc sen
trong in British Columbia
in. In that view of the case
IS attitude is as insulting
Sc as that Of C~alife"nia. Il
that china also - quit
tied in the race situation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31

Now that Blanco has left Il force to
protect ReynoSa and %Iscynosl, that town,
thus protected two times, should be
about the prCtcctedest place in Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31
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me of going 10 Press yes
had been killed III the lie
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31

The evidence diSclOScS the fact that
the colonel is the Soberest moderate
drinkcr living.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31

,%anapoliS. Two
u to the hos
dents as the
IN was 4 re
when it is
.Dull eater the
than a mile
be much cound
II much sound
the last stroke
r. intercoaStal
kti to Calves
Of a
Il now era
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-31

mipf bed at
about tforty-two
though he drank
y Africa to cure
kes fakes a 81
rs N milk just
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-12-06
ROMTS RULE In UNHAPPY MEXICO

Under the Assssns HeThe Jssuts Directing the campasn-e
Cavalry Of Christ Operated the Rio GrandecOuspraOs 0perat-
ing WahngtOnThe Head Of the Secret Service X Of C. and
Tumulty is Assistant President
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-12-06
BIBLE DESCRIPTION OF THE
PAPAcY

This is what the Seer saw In bis
vision, and Is interpreted as pagan
Rome:
And I saw a beast rise up out OF
the sea, having seven heads aud ten
horns, and upon his horns ten crowns,
and upon his heads the name OF bias.
phemy. And the beast which I saw
was like unto leopard. and his feet
were as the feet Of a bear, and his
mouth as the mouth OF a lion. and tho
DRAGON GAVE HIM HIS POWER,
AND HIS SEAT AND GREAT AU-
THoRITY."-Rev. 1871, 2.
And this is papal Rome as 4 was
shown To him-the woman arrayed in
purple and scarlet: -. I saw a
woman sit upon a scarlet colOured
beast full of names OF blasphemy. hav-
ing seven heads and ten horns And
the woman was arrayed in purple and
scarlet colour. and decked with gold
and precious stones and pearls. haN-
ing q golden cup in her hand. full OF
and filthineSs OF her for
nicaton. And upon her forehead was
a name written: MYSTERY. BABY
LON THE GREAT. THE MOTHER
OF HARIJoTS AND NOMINATIONS
OF THE EARTH. l5:s-A
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-12-06

nun. Of the law. or are released IN
der suspended Judgment and whyf
Because OF their profession. You see
the idea e. not meant 20 work both
ways. The Protestant minister. be.
cause Of his profession. L. punished
excessively. The Roman priest. te-
cause of his profession sets on with
minimum hne. or punishment. or.
a. In most cases. no punishmen.
whatever L. mcted out TO him. SO
wuch for the C0uIih.
To return to the Philadelphia Rec.
ord and its method OF distorting news,
10 let down easy the Roman priest.
hood: behold this shining example OF
It's consistency: Not more than two
years ago q Protestant minister OF
Cambridge, Mass. caused the death
OF a young woman by poison. The
Record printed the details OF the
crime and the trial with great com.
plctcness. but did Il ever refer 10 Rich.
eson as "masquerading as a Baptist
Minister Never. Some Of the Phil.
adelphia papers cdltor.ally. made a
pitiful show OF themselves. demanding
the speedy execution OF Richeson.
The murderer could not bc helped
into the death chair quickly enough TO
suit them. Are they clamoring for
the death OF Schmidt the Roman
priest? No. They are spending their
energies In lying to the public about
his "masquerading as a priest" There
you have 1.-THE beautiful consistency
RichCson was rarely referred TO In
the papers without these words fol.
lowing his name "the Baptist CLERGY.
man" And now, instead OF speaking
OF Schmidt as the Romanist priest.
they are busy assuring the people that
he was an impostor, a mere masquer.
ader.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-12-06
Three Girls Escape the
House Of Good Shepherd

In a manner almost a. dramatic as the c,-
cape u Harry h. Thaw from M.ttrgan. thrrr
youug women escaped ifom tho il1usc of Cool
shepherd. at Thirty sixth street ani rairu1uut
a,Cuur, In a high.pJWefod automobile last night.
alter lint climbing troc % rcadh tho top OF a
high wall, fom which th,y jumped into thc
arus of waiting acrompiiocs and wcrc whiAcl
off 60 liberty.
The three escaped girls are
Marv Mullen. j, ycau ODD, who livcd AZ 1891
North lambert sirrct.
Edna Troop, 10 ycau old, homo address m,
known.
Florence Norris. 20 years Old. home aldrcs.
not tngvn. -rhiladelphia Evening Telegram
nov. 10
These accounts are becoming com.
mon. The Menace has printed so
many OF them that VIC only reproduce
this for the purpose OF keeping the
fact fresh in the minds OF the public
that the Roman hierarchy Is engaged
in the building and maintaining OF
prisons, and this in violation Of all
law-statutory, civil, religious, etc.
The fact that these inmates will
risk their lives to escape, is evidence
that the inside is no heaven.
The fact that juvenile judges sen.
tence girls TO these places Is a dis.
grace TO American Justice. and the
patriotic orders in every city should
get back OF this dlsreputable business
aud see what can be done to abolish
IL
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-12-06

American people Mho thoukni
~ that Woodrow Wilson had sense
enough to profit by the experiences Of
William Howard Taft. the man Of
many religiopolitical sorrovs, an an
nouncement comes from the Romo-
PresidcntialTumulty department OF
this government OF ours 90 that Mr.
Wilson will do as he pleases In the
matter. and that be win attend Pan
American mass az 50. Patrick's Roman
Catholic church whether the people
who elected him like Il or not.
All right
Maybe the thousands OF protests
I from Protestant church organizations.
patriotic societies and individuals have
fallen on deaf ears-lt looks that way.
Tumulty may not have delivered
these protests to AIR. Wilson. but there
has been too much In the public press
about the matter for Mr. Wilson not
10 know about this great protest on
the part OF the American people. We
are beginning to understand from re-
liable sources here and there that
Joseph Patrick Tumulty Is the real
president and that Mr.. Wilson simply
serves as an ornament for the white
house and husband To his wife, Mrs.
Wilson. In fact over a hundred daily
Iplpers In this country. only few weeks
ago. carried a syndicate story that
gave the matter In dotail-AND THE
WRITER MADE 10 HEsITANCY IN
STATING THAT TUMULTY WAS
THE REAL PRESIDENT and the
whole show around Washington.
The Menace wishes TO state here
that IL does not want TO criticise a
single man on earth uniustly, and for
that reason We have refrained from
mentioning many things which did not
look Just right from this distance. but
the contempt with which Mr.. Wilson
treats the desires Of the great majority
OF the Christian people begins to make
US wonder about along the same line
/ as does a man in the government serv-
Z ice. and who wrote MS the appended
letter under date Of November 10:
The Menace. on the spur Of the mo-
ment, is unable to verify every state.
ment this gentleman makes, but in ev.
cry reference that We are certain
about he states the truth point blank,
and he states the situation as forci.
bly,. as unbiased and as eloquently as
It could be stated by any man
The gist OF the matter Is. Rome'F
purpose is to make America Cathol'
land when we say Catholic and cav
talize the word We Always mean 10
man CatholicD, and she knows tina
there is no better way TO do II thar
20 gradually consolidate church an
state. and that is just what is beint
done when these so-called religion
functions are established permanent,
at seats Of government and custom de
crees that public men and public OF
dcials participate in them TO the hu
initiation and disgrace OF every prin
ciple that made the establishment OF
this republic possible and It's perpetu.
ity secure.
Mir. Wilson may have been too busy
as governor OF New Jersey TO have
observed the fate Of Mr. Taft, due 20
the same things that Mr.. Wilson is now
doing. but he will live 10 learn, and
unless We miss our guess he has Just
about sealed his doom politically and
paved a way for himself to the scrap
heap. The future will tell.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-12-06
An Astounding Statement

A Catholic paper justifying the spe.
cial honor given 10 Cardinal Farley
by the New York City people on his
return from Rome, wearing the car.
dinal hat, has this TO say about it,
Mark carefully the words:
THE CLERGY OF the Catholic church
are the invisible spiritual officers Of
the government, and entitled to rank
high in the nations roll OF honor. Car.
dinal Farley is no exception to this
class"
You had better read it again lest
you fail TO get the whole meaning
Do you know that in this statement Is
contained the very kernel OF the Span
ish Inquisition, and all other religious
prosecutions Of the past? II is the
old statement OF the church CONTROL.
ing the civil power, according to can
on law that made Rome a prosecuting
church. 1t brings TO mind the dreaded
Torquemada, confessor to King Fer
dinand and Queen Isabella, who, as an
invisible spiritual officer of the gov
ernment' of Spain, led the king and
queen to eXterminate the heretics
within their realm. e is 2 justifica.
tion OF the inhuman persecution Of
the Huguenots OF France, the Pro
testsnts of Holland, and the Dissent
ers in England, whether Protestant or
Catholic. A man must be dull OF un.
derstanding who fails to see that the
hierarchy is the appointed head 10
command governments and make pres
idents. This is the constant claim OF
the papacy. The whole conception OF
the Pope and his Divine appointment
viii not admit Of any other interpreta
tion. Nobody but fool Protestants
misunderstood the Pope and his
claims OF temporal authority.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-12-06

as 10 work the Philippine game on the
Mexican people. have this government
pay the church for its losses. Bot in.
teryention has not been popular. Then
the Jesuit unites himself with the
Rockefeller interest. or English or
German investors. and says 10 them:
"You punch up your government TO
protect your interosts-or We viii keep
the war going"
Wilson Is threatened. Tumulty o.
busy. O'Shaughnnessey does what he
can. What Is the game In Mexicog
The recovery OF governmental power
so as best TO get back what the church
lost when the great Indian Juarez took
over the vast possessions aud turned
them into the treasury for the benefit
Of all.
DIR. Henry A. Bassctt. Just from
Mexico, Is reported In the Northwest.
ern Christian Advocate as saying
The Catholic party is the Catholic
church In politics, Il is seeking to cap.
ture the government OF Mexico. The
Catholic party knew what Il was do.
ing when Il nominated for president.
FREDERICK Gambo. The greatest peril
to Mexico II the Catholic church. The
history In Mexico has been one OF
greed. rapacity and oppression. Place
the church In possession OF the govern.
mental machinery and the darkest days
OF Mexico would be at hand"
This man Just came from Mexico
His testimony Is clear and proves
what have been writing In this ar.
ticle
DO President Wilson and Secre-
tary Bryan know what the game is In
Mexico. and the amount played for in
the Jack pot?"
n they don't let them take Tumulty
aside, and pump him. and may be he
win tell them, provided the black pope
permits.
Do you see the plot?
Take over Mexico.
Unite the South American republics,
then these with Porto Rico. the Philip
pines, aud with the papists in the
United States. would give Rome vot.
ing strength OF fifty million. Having
captured the new continent, they will
move on 20 the conquest OF the whole
world. What a challenge TO twentieth
century civilization and American pa
triotism.
Just as ] had written the last line
above, a gentleman OF prominence in
Missouri came in TO see The Menace
Office. He said:
81 was in Mexico when Diaz was in
power His wife, a devout Catholic.
induced him TO appoint some young
men, Catholics, as officers OF his army.
This the old man had steadily refused
to do, but finally yielded to his wife's
entreaties. These lieutenants were
the men who lead the revolt that over.
threw Diaz."
was quick 10 respond: "And our
presidents have been doing the same
fool and weak thing. Il is rank dis
loyalty TO put the sword In the hands
OF an enemy to destroy this republic"
In recent issue of the Boston Pilot,
Cardinal O'ConneIl's official organ, we
have these significant words:
1--WE now have Catholic battle ship,
the Utah, whose commander and sew.
eraI other officers, including the chap
lain, as we'll as threefourths Of her
crew are Catholics"
Have patriotics no concern and are
the recognition of the papsl mass on
Thanksgiving day by the government,
and do the prospective alliances with
the Pan-American states have nothing
in them to give this nation pause?
Lord Of Hosts spare us yet, lest
we forget; lest We forget.