The Irish standard., 1913-12-27
CAMPAIGN OF PATRIOTIC VOTERS"
National Organization with Head Officers il,
Twin Cities 10 Start Anti-CathoIic
Campaign in January.
Minneapolis the Headquarters of National
Officers. National Secretary in Com
pany with Apostate Crowley.

The Minneapolis public is not gener-
ally aware that there exists in their
midst an organization the purpose of
which is to attack the Catholic Church
and especially Catholics who are hold
ing public Office. The president of
the American Federation of Patriotic
Voters is ID. j. Reynolds, of Minneap-
oils, Secretary c. w. Bibb, of 22OS Cir.
ard Ave. S., Minneapolis, and the
Treasurer John ID. Roberts, of St Paul.
Without making any further com.
ment upon the local situation we print
the following articles taken from
paper now carrying OH a villanous and
slanderous campaign against the Cath
olic Church. This organization has
arranged for a four weeks campaign
against the Catholic Church in Min
nesota after the holidays
The extracts printed below are taxi
Ell from the vile sheet in question
and the advertisements and announce.
ments printed verbatum. Comment is
unnecessary. The articles explain
themselves
Minnesota Tour.
DIR. w. n. Boles has just closed a
very successful three weeks lecture
course at Mankato, Minn., and is now
in Canton, Ohio. After the holidays
DR. Boles. Prof. Walter Sims, William
Lloyd Clark and some other speakers
will go to Minnesota for n four weeks
campaign in a dozen cities of that
state. These speakers will work un-
der the datings of the Lecture Bureau
of the American Federation of Patri-
otic Voters and will be ready to invade
other states after January, 1914.
Send Your Name Today.
If you have not sent in your name
for membership in the American Fed
GRAFTON of Patriotic Voters, do it to-
day. Address. c. w. Bibb, National
Secretary, 22OS Girard Ave. S, Mime
apolis, Mimi.
Lecture Bureau.
The Lecture Bureau of the American
Federation of Patriotic Voters is in
position to furnish lecturers to speak
on Romanism and will be glad to hear
from all who want speakers. G.. w.
Bibb, National Secretary. 22O8 Girard
Ave. S., Minneapolis, MINI.
A Great Victory In Sight.
The result of the recent elections in
many of our cities such as Pittsburg,
Toledo, Cincinnati and other places, is
notable victory such few patriots
fully appreciate. This victory really
effects all parts of this country and
goes to show what we all the time
have contended for, and that is, we
have in this country some twelve mil
lions majority of Protestant votes and
If we are wise enough to band together
as the patriots did in the cities named,
we can elect our men to office despite
the cunning of the Roman Jesuits.
This is precisely the work the
American Federation of Patriotic Vot-
ers is now doing and the success of
the movement means the success of
the patriots placing "None But Ameri.
cans on Guard and the triumph of
our righteous cause in this country.
II you are not in touch with the or
ganization named, it is important that
you write the National Secretary at
once and get particulars. No man in
all the country is doing more of real
practical nature for the cause of
American patriotism than Mr.. C. w.
Bibb, the National Secretary, 22O8 Gil
rard Ave. s., Minneapolis, Mimi, and
he should have the hearty support of
every patriot in the land. A great vic.
tory for the patriotic masses is in
sight.
The 1914 Campaign.
The National Secretary of the
American Federation of Patriotic Vot-
ers in writing The Peril uses this sig
nificant remark: Tell your readers
to bear in mind that the coming 12
months are the most important months
we have passed through in a quarter
Of a century. The work we do from
now till the polls close in November,
1914, in all our states, will determine
our position in this country in after
years. In other words, unless we be.
gin to crystalize our forces and bring
our power to bear on the oncomine
political campaign we shall have lost
the opportunity of success such as hal
not come to us in century. One hun