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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1913-01-17

guard OF the
s~oundness o. the
arteries IL Il a
not in the STEADY
The menace., 1913-12-13
Catholic Tax Exemptions

IN the Kulckorbocker Press, Al
bany. n V, Of Nov. 30. appears the
following:
County Iuirs Tirusy. ., Troy yesterday.
Wanted tws ORDERS o,,e dircctinz that fhv-siy
,~rsi Of swl IN upper Rrussslsrr. toru-rl,
part ~ Ne Fort-s. Manor grounds owned b.
ihe Fsanria~sh faihrts he exempt from taxa.
ton suI ths other dircrtlpg that the rnnris
fsa, be 'sfund,d monry which they paid TO-
ia,,s On 600 sec, Of land IN upper Rensselaer,
The Franciscans made tie applications To-
'hs ,saef. sd sdArd Zoe the exemption - taVrs
,-,su.s ~ he fsrt thst the property ~
.,sufd Nv a rcligious ortrf. IN no Other ,'lt
.iu,r u sss .iaitd that thn fmn0srany Nrre
.,,u,t- ilt,l 10 pay iaSes on 800 acrcs st lshd.
iuh-.gh hry yup oulv fitvsix.
Private advlccs from n rellatle
nariy IN Albauy iaforms us that the
Catholic corporation Is In the real es.
tate business in Albany under the
cloak uf a Iclig1ous organization: that
this blood sucker now owns no less
than a. parcrls Of real estate IN thai
rity. and much of " very valuable
hut many ~ these tracts are eyI
IDENTIFY hrine held for an increase In
value-invrsiment or speculation
u Is SAID that the Income of this
octopus Is somcihinE likc si.h0O prr
month. rrum rentals. schools. Good
shepherd laundry rte. On top OF this
old earth there Is uo' another trust SO
an Inclusive. there ts NOT more dam
nable mononIY. . more dishonest
presnmpIive or nrepos,erous cheat
than this Roman Catholic corporation
The menace., 1913-12-13
Lincoln, Nsb- Postmaster
Would-Be Suppressor


The excerpt below Is from the
Brooklyn. N. Y. Tablet (Catholic) Of
Nov. sth. II this story happens 10 be
n lie, the Tablet and not The Menace
n 20 blame for A. But taking for
granted that a christian" paper like
the Tablet would not lie. we print the
excerpt with a few structures:
weli-us,niur but pltituIly weak CatAoiios
often ssk uhy the publishers Of the vicious
Hs-aes IN, uot prosecuted ~ all they ny absut
oatAsllcs 4 untrue and Why ws Do not prove
ths falsity ot their eharEea ste. In answer ~
can oAiy state that the tissue Of lies A. pub
fshed about the Catholic church needs no rcfu.
tstioa. Ths very air h polluted By The mali.
cI0us rot scnt broadcAa ~. the men behind
thls publleation Who writs simply fos The MONEY
there 10 IN u. We. ouruelvvs. have published
columns telling cur readers of The bigotry
ana hatred of this paper and uon-Catholle min.
lstrrs and all codfearine leaders have openly
denouhOsd the shsst a. usat 10 20 throuEh The
mails
h>~n appealed 10 and this Il The ansusr Tor.
ward.d 70 Hon. Edw. Slner. non-catholie post.
master. % lincoln. Neb.. In reesrd to tho
paper;
The answer from the postal depart.
ment Is the same as We have printed
several times In The Menace. II
simply states that there was found
nothing obscene or lewd in The Men.
ace. and then quotes the section OF
the postal laws governing mail
matter.
But we were Just wondering what
influences were brought 70 bear on
the Lincoln. Neb., postmaster 70 in.
duce him TO send a copy OF The Men,
ace 10 Washington and attempt tc
have Il excluded from the mails. We
did not know that postmasters were
supposed 10 act IN the capacity OF pos
tai censors 10 this extent. II the Lin
coin, Neb.. postmaster Is an honest
man. he win take = few copies o
The Menace. read them carefully
make Investigation as to the proba
billy Of the truthfulness Of It's mos
glaring statements-that is, tax,
these statements 70 some one capabl,
Of giving him the required informa
ton and submit them 10 him. insteat
OF covering before some dupe o.
priest Of the Catholic system ant
slave-like. rushing a COPY to Washing
ton. Such . course would have beer
at least creditable to The postmaster
at Lincoln. Neb.
But the reply he received ought e
be sufficient TO hold him for a while
The menace., 1913-12-13
Just Another Catholic Mob

,,-,. :. -,
Frou ns Nev fork Herald OF NOV.
Ssth vs reproduoe the folloSins or'ei
aooount % anothsr Catholic MOB;
aEAsut a., hsa psliss prsssrsi.. y -
g.-sA a. r.-..-...s. q tA' T'',' rT,,syss', ,.,
..s sss,s -, - a,.s, .s \. a. -. s.ss !, ". Il
MA s.s.s e ns sas tryiss eirsus&ssos.
~ s-iy 800 thsI i,ss.e s.s s.oses ~, - -
The menace., 1913-12-13

" Nh annuai Thaaksririnn nass
haa without doubt becoms .
- naiioaai instifuuon % WnrA-
inrton. D. e its reoosnilioa b. ne
prcsitent beEinnirr via Roosevelt
has become an esiahiisbed fAct We
are told b. the Roman Catholic prcss
that seerstary KnoH. under Tar.
esked Priest Rassen q s. Pars
church 10 make q an annual coicsra,
ton. and-shaIi ! Gay it-KnoH Il q
Presbyterian. and has the disrrace
credited 20 HIN o. foisting upon the
Eoverument an otneiai rccoEnition of
q bianphemous representation of ~.
creating and erucifying afrcsh the Son
of God.
The Menaos did not believe that
President Wilson would fan into the
Jesuit trap. but he did. and a. the good
Presbyterian president struck the
spring and the trap snapped and held
HIN fast. ne Jesuits laughed and the
hierarchy became bolstcrous with glee.
OF course. the Protestant preachers
Win have . hard time convincing thsir
congregations that the mass is IN
scTiptural. unhistorical. that n had no
place with Christ and His diciplea
Who founded Christianity, and Il uaed
as q means 10 graft the eredulous and
ignorant The president does not be.
leye In the mass. nor does one OF the
cabinet or supreme Judges. nor sena.
tors nor congressmen. and not half
Of the papal priesthood.
The Menace notices that the pub
lished lizts OF those distinguished gen.
tlemen who betrayed the confidence
OF ss.000OO0 people was not a.
numerous As formerly. Whether the
names were purposely suppressed We
are not able 20 say. but we hope to be
able 10 print them
The Menace Is bound 20 believe
that some tremendous pressure was
brought 10 bear upon Washington OF.
hcials 70 cause them 20 stultify their
own religious convictions. their com
mon sense and sound reason. and
brave the wrath Of an indignant
people.
Was Il q political move on the par,
Of the hierarchy that made these men
commit a political blundsr--a fatal
mistake3 Poor, easy-golng Tafl
walked into his political grave think
ing he was on the road TO the White
house, when he attended Cardinal
Gibbons blowout, June 6. 1911. Roose
welt At The same time said We might
expect a papal president. and when
Champ Clark and other distinguished
leaders played politics with Rome on
that occasion, they little thought that
they we're making their defeat sure
and certain. but they did.
II used 10 be said. Honesty II the
best policy" but men are now learn
Ing that honesty ls the best politics
What powerful influence compelled
the president and democratic leader
10 attend the annual mass and make
The menace., 1913-12-13

to--s~..s -. - =. =. s...-.l
sitAeT ffose u o. apoiortfs Ana %
that ED vs veicnns an tnFesur.iion
are fartker eiscuarion We Believe
thai no ehureh enn ~ sither mere
hroAd of nors narrsu thAn ne apos.
toIir church fonndet % ne eay q
Pentsoosl vithout dlsioyaity % IN
sossrsgrsy q o6d ana ths eiviniiy Of
Jeans christ-
Froteslauu are lsarninG
For manT years thsy have been
patisse
c-uonrisn. ~ The Aid Of = coz
ardIy prsss ana craven non.Romanifta
has e-sh stcaithily planning % usurp
noth pousf and prssnre
Their success has made than care
lsna L1ks ne victorious general
snos are being Ten IN their defense
TA@1F intolsrance hna become ainos'
usbsarabis. and The tine n not faI
daunt vhsu an hbsrty-iovinr and
ood I0vins peopis shah forget oenon
inafisssi lines and unite 70 crush thi'
ibsdi0us zoe
IL polltio.i Rone-sor TIA, is ius'
what Rome is. politioai-a menaee'
Dont u begin 20 look that vayf
~ ProiaatantiEm would save itsel
and this iand % ours. there must b
a gsttins toEetber for common De
Tease.
Nov is q spIspdie time to BEGIN.
The menace., 1913-12-13
WHITE SLAVERY

7. the titie of nv 6eok hy Chari.s Bvron
Chryauler. One of the burning problems Of tn
arr i eWhat is the Nation Coinr 10 40 Abort
IL White slave Trsdef-
Thou.ands q young lnnocrnt girls arr trsppea
earh ysar and sold itke cattie 20 the hirhe-f hid
A. Ne ~ al tbs onfrsrs eoin- =, n - -.
very nidst hut d we know Il a. II actually 81.
issf 10 " appreciate what terrible thing 4,
is - AL IN uasfs AHnsa fisaAf We aAed IN
most precious blood q tn nation n nhoiisf
bi.rk hnnnan siarery: what shah we do 4
abnlish sr1ds hsnaa aiarsrrf
Thia book triia the whole story and outline,
ths msthoa - kgs9iesn people nsui purul'
uleidinr o. eur daughters
n you are iniere,tsd ruad ~ book-ls win
Pspsr bsund, sss para ase. ord.r fOu
THH MExscr. Aurcra. No
The menace., 1913-12-13

alag o eat On ne lttns tt.Ne-
Arenf Josiln. q sfuns Harbcr. NeS
Jertey. found HIN On ths uackh iost
Ne vas deiEincd and aftsr NJ losiil
I'D him. ted he rfoJ. hia fahsr
vas seut for and uhsa he arriret he
sas 0serioyct % gft be soa hs
Rneu noihlns q Nhat Ne priest had
tous. ne priest had better keeq
away froia han a. Ne is refy anFT5.
The Ncw Yofk sun oi Nov. stih
says thsrs Il Eous mgticrT 80 te
uhere The moucy comss from Ter he
delease % Priest schnlici. ths NsS
Yofa priest uho cut Anna Aumplier
% iiks q hog and threw her bcty 10
The Hrcton hlb atiorneys say hey
have ell TIE moaer thsy nee3 for
eapSracs of TIE trial People htfs
their osn idea as 10 whsfe tbs cash
cones from. aad thsr aisa have their
ieea ar 10 who Il furnishinE the pians
nnd ouiilncl vtich VII stsntuHiiy
allow this arch maresscf and rfirai
In good ttardinr tn 20 ire o. hH sen
70 some ~sahiiarium. Who oouid u
possibly BE-;
The S. Louis Globe oumocrat ui
Nov. sfnd prints an article abosi .
ghost In the old ssthrdrai IN that
city. Il Il raid tn hr man who
knceis a. the altar. and when some
one attcnp'cd "a tourh " ihs anraT
itiou fadci asag u is prnhhhiY ths
rplra cf ono " the drad parish.onnf
Who had been soaked sli bis NE an
hes rcturned TO get sycn with tbs
Efafters
From the Manitoba FIRE. Press 1l
Noycmber II &c glcah the account
OF a case nt Morlan. Manitoba. where
Alba nriHafd Sas aSurded sass
damaEcs AGAINST a Caihohe nfiusl
there on q charge Uf having conspir
cd 70 separate nnSard and his uife
Tbus We pc ali over Christ.ndoE
wherever f,omc has u foothold thli
coniinuoHs meddlinE 10 the priest
VITA the faRily relation.
Too Freneh army Is the most NOR
ally rotten on the face Of the earth
that OF the United States alone oy
rcbtHd France wants babies NOR
ihan soldiers Western Watchman
OCT. 30 How do the soldiers Of N,
U. 8. army relish this dose? Probael.
4 10 bccsuEe Of the "roitennesa' o
The army that these priests arc usinl
every effort to be appointed chaplain
they want 20 reform 90 the army
Lack OF funds 10 continue brough
10 q sudden close today the work o.
the Good Samaritan hospital Ne
"a the JOB we're told 10 lay down thol
tools until money foE The payroll {
available. This order was. Of cours,
complied with. and the building ha
hseu abandoned in It's partly flnishe
state Just when the work viii te r,
sumad 10 a matter Of sheer coniectur,
Certainly net until a way is seen {
uay the bills. At present no wa
seems open. -Kokqpo. Ind. Time
Nov % Don't fret. some trick vi
he tpruod TO ret the funds. An C
tempt will probably be made 10 lnau
urate a campaign and get the Pro;es
ants to come on across with th
dough but will they!
The menace., 1913-12-13
The Thanksgiving Mass

Il onclrif of oourss. Tumuity knovt.
and McCombe. ehAirmAn q the a.
tinaal denocutlc conmitiee. uho
taned vim ne preaitsnt rcosntiy
utogt ne nsxf campairn. couh say
What bcartnr nftsndinn tke nsSn vouis
have upon the pApai vote We hear
nat Tamalty Il 10 tAhs uecoahr
500 and NoComh-' h 10 b. The united
states representative In France Az
ths Democratic leaders crasyf Is any
years exile from The publie orib On
account 0f siavsry 10 10 unhsodsdf
u vas Henry watsrson. csmocrntic
editor % The Courier Journal. Louis
vilic. Ky WAC said afisr the dsfoat
of samuel J. Tiidea. that there was
~ hops Ger osmocrsey. slavery hao
rettso its bonss. are the party Was
dead. But now. when the democracy
has come into power. Il deliberately
makoa alliances With Rnmc. q politi
cal and moral lepsr--a desdiy nenacs
10 republics ana republican institu'
tons
But what could the president do'
His party leaders and the Jcsuits
we're telling him that appointments
Of papifts and following IN the foot.
steps of the Rough Rider and Tat,
we're strictly necessary TO hold the
papal party IN line.
OF course the papal vote is with the
democrats. but Il is a Jonah on the
democratic craft
viii the democracy. with its spien.
did opportunities 10 serve the coun.
try. commit suicide as Il did In the
past-"Rot lie bones with a virus
that has brought decay TO nations =
President Wilson can save his
party from political wreck n he VIII
cut loose from the pirntes Who have
climbed In st the eleventh hour and
demanded recognition In sailing the
ship OF state.
But why say morei The hour Il
more critical for the nation at large
because our trusted servants are thus
enveloped with a cloud OF suspicion
and traitors swarm the capitol Rom,
Is playing the South American repub
lies against Wilson TO secure alliance:
and concessions in the interest OF the
papal church. The black.robeC
priests are tangling the Mexican ST
uation. and President Wilson though
10 smooth the troubled waters by at
tending mass with a bunch Of plot
ters. We viii not impugn the presI
dents motives. He wanted TO b,
courteous and polite. He Is a gentle
man and hear him say. Il am presi
dent Of the Catholics as well as Prot
estants." Put he obeyed the voice o
papists Instead ot patriots. SO dl'
Taft and the nation repudlated hin
and his party and the retribution 4
Just. Honesty is the best politics.
The nation has said IL. aud said Il 81
loud that even the dead may hear
VIII the democratic leaders hear? W
shail sec.
The menace., 1913-12-13
The Melting Pot

Press dispatches announce the
pope's pleasure In the recent cleo
lions in the United States. One head.
ing reads: "Pius X. Sees Progress Of
Catholicism in the United States Re.
Elected in Results" Probably pro.
gress is reflected In Massachusetts,,
but the pope hasn't heard from the
municipal elections all over the coun.
try where the Romans were buried
under such an avalanche OF ballots
that they win never see the light Of
day again. And that reminds us:
The Catholic priests say that the
church Is not in politics. II not, why
Is the 'howly father" so deeply
interested In the result OF the elec.
tions in this country? Answer this
question truth4llly, and make, your
assertion stick. and we'll quit pub
fishing The Menace.
The Boston daily papers OF Nov. 7th
carried a photograph Of Miss Isabella
Mosicka, aud a wlerd story Of her
mysterious disappearance last August
from the reetory OF St Joseph's Lith.
uanlan church. South Boston. The girl
has not been heard OF since August
20, and the police claim TO have no
clue. The priest. Joseph Griculus
also CLAIMS to know nothing OF her
Have the officers thoroughly investi
gated his claim?
| A friend OF ours In Chicago. and an
active opponent OF the papal gang
writes as follows: Il have before me
n chemists report on a stray glass oI
lam that appeared on my kitchen
table while my wife was out. Il only
contained one teaspoonful OF arsenic
From whence did Il come. aud whith
er was Il intended to 60" He closei
his remarks In this fashion. Three
hail Marys, and poison every Masor
you can. Amen!"
A railroad man on a fast passengei
train In the west writes The Menace {
good letter under date Of Nov. II. and
among other things says: Il showed
copy Of The Menace TO a Catholic
the other day, and asked him II he be
lieved that my wife was a cOncuhin'
and that my children were BASTARD
simply because was not married b
a priest. He said, so / was taught
and 80 1 believe have a sore nos
and a sore ear. He has two hlacl
eyes and a badly owoolon mouth. III
is laying off but am stiIl Working.
We understand that City solicito
Of Philadelphia. Michael ]. Ryan. hai
the gubeFnatorial bee burning In hi
bonnet. and that he is doing all in hi
power to get into the running befor'
the forthcoming primaries. Is no
poor old Pennsylvania already suffl
ciently RomaniEedf Are you patriot
The menace., 1913-12-13
Used Tobacco
0Ver46Years!
HAS NOW QUIT
FOREVER
An Desire Gone and Re Doesn't
Even Think Of II Now

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tfa ssf.rtF rfaftasftus airuf - 4 - -
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...aa.sil - sa5 - a. atafs q go
The menace., 1913-12-13
Propaganda League Fund

Readers Of The Menace should bear
IN mind that this Propagand, League
fund Is no Joke. 10 fact u Is a very
serious matter with Us. You may not
know Il but We are called on for from
five TO ten thousand sample copies
per week TO say nothing OF tie vast
number OF papers We furnish gratis
TO workers who volunteer TO distrib.
ute them at plblIc gatherings. etc.
This fund Is used for tso purpose
OF helping Us bear The expense OF
this sample copy campaign. and IL you
are anxious TO help push the work.
and are not in position 20 do So In
any other way, We would certainly
appreciate a stall donation from you
from time TO time for this puTposs. II
your order amounts to 90 cents. Jus,
send a dollar and authorize Us 10
place the ten cents in the fund. That's
the way Il is raise
The menace., 1913-12-13
FREE TO
SUFFERERS
Me- Hs-s Cur, That ssysas Cas- W wHAsS
ptssmisri e. Lsa q Tina

We have a Neu Method that Asihma. snd
fp uutt rou 10 ~ u ~ eur stpnss No mttisf
sttthsf yHuf ctts q long tiandihH % tcctnt
.cusio1mcrt. uicihsr is pnssut a. orasiouai %
trsuic Asthma. T1u should tcul fof q frts trial 4
or nis,heL y, matter IN vhst climate Tou i've
no msti-r what your aEs o. occuDation. JSs
sfs trouhsd vita ttthna. oar nsthod shuhd fslisvs
fou prumptY.
We tlps,'aiiy usnt 70 ssud q "a iho-s spoueHtly
hoptisss cases where an forms n inha,sfs. degh-s
plum prspafsiiuns. fumes. 'patfut tunhers." stc.
have failed We want 20 shau sstuuns a. uH u~u
ttpcnss. that this nov msihod e csslrnsd 70 snd
an dlnCuit breathing. all uhsGHinr. and an thass
terrible parupsms Al oaos and ic AZ tine
rhs Zee oT,f e 100 impouSui 10 nerisci sinEis
lsy. Write ugu snd thrn bstin ne msthod a. eucs
send ~ moag. simpiy msu cesgoa bsov. do
roslaY.
The menace., 1913-12-13

Of Pennsylvania going 10 let your
state fan Into fine with Massachu.
settsl Ryan Il one OF those fellows
who wants 10 cut a path 10 the White
House for the pope. Better get busy
now.
Windy wlndle, editor Of the icon.
oelast. ia billed for an antl.Meuace
speech In Dayton. Ohio. windle has
at last found his forte. Rome needs
Wlndle 10 save them from The Men.
ace, and Windle needs Rome 10 hello
him In his fight TO preserve the LIQUOR
traffic. This Is a fitting alliance.
Hans Schmidt. the Roman Catholic
priest who murdered Anna AumuIler
In New York several weeks ago. dis.
merbered her body and threw the
parts into the Hudson river, was ar.
raisned for trial Nov. 18th. and was
granted a continuance. The papers
state that the attorneys for Schmid,
have made Il known that they have
oodles OF money for his defense. The
question is. where did they get the
money? Is the hierarchy OF the Ro.
man Catholic church going TO defend
this brute? Why. certainly
II the good Protestant people nj
Oklahoma don't open the other eve
they are going 10 wake up one oI
these fine morning 10 find that Rome
has sacked the new state and pulled
the draw string so tight that g. car
never be opened. Charles I. Stewart
editor OF the Enid Morning News, n
being eroomed by the pope's gang 70,
the United States senate. hoping =,
take the mantle OF the blind states
man who has made Oklahoma famous
Senator Thomas p. Gore OF Lawton'
Tom Doyle Is being gruomed for GOV
eruor and Pat Malloy for attorney
general. And isn't this a nice nest a
birds for the pope 10 trot out befor,
a people as enlightened as are IN;
cosmopolitan Inhabitants OF the erea
new state OF Oklahoma. Read IN,
Enid Morning News and you can Sc,
the way the wind is blowing. as wei
as keep posted on what's taking piac,
at the Vatican.
Cape Girardeau. No, Is 20 be IN,
victim OF one Of those whirlwind cam
paigns to raise s25.0o0 toward th,
construction OF a-hospital with whicl
the sisters Of St. Francis" will graf
the town for generations to come. /
seems that the Protestant peopl
never learn anything by experienced
They viii let their own churches an,
parish houses go to rack. they win le
their school buildings crumble for lacl
OF money to make repairs and the,
will let their own ministers suffer 70
the necessities Of life. but when tn
pussy.footing sisters" turn up Of
the scene and vast the long green
they try to Guido each other In turn
ing their pockets wrong side out AM
Smelling down the coin Of the realm
What We want to know Is this: How
The menace., 1913-12-13
MI sENp nook FREE

To. seovs ,fs bit Sirrs out ei i-ricns oi oaa-s
thsf ulrhi p- cited n vou az addrtr,l 70 the
u.f % tutassa in anT fnfm-plpr chrwug. uun.
tiEars o. ciganttcs-danr wait another day b1t
write o. tle authof. Edward .. Woods $50 sixth
Ave- 100 x. New Nufk City. aud b. will mail the
isolE irrr. in plain wrapptr II Nin likely ~
WORTH ~ vfirht IN gold 70 you.
The menace., 1913-12-13
Rupture Cured
Al Home
~ Bsa csptHin Cured Einsslf B,
nnpls hsAns VIVA Rs.eA
ef Al s1fecn

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n c.gssla esillas. sssi. spr. ~ ",
80 rl1den for yearA ~ q dmplf
~ulf ~ dolnr a. b. didf rea east ,.
lrorh' N any. uorne % than thls ~
Tfafarer saA fer ne truas cegle hals
b opfIatsa ggen q 90 lst e e9rs.
6osk tsIis hsu.
The menace., 1913-12-13

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The menace., 1913-12-13

C,r ~ ths oidr.i ssttiiishcd rrocsu q seaitis.
r u. u. sefupud. saYs hf hai slnotinf ~
Hl - ttlay tissrs. dailT arsraari That ~ Naa
Id had ruriiiiiHu u hardly nsrrIarT a. explain.
.ls a. ~ i.ra Nant faiisaasl che iniofmatiun
49, b. u iaae wifh M taiacro habit. has rained
ra.if,f, Ia ~eishts hsatk ifupfa.sd scndsriallT.
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sNUEF AAnlr coNoOEREp

Nh. nsrn-s. an rsiiuablr hdt ~ NV
'attlnF. Has able o. rit hrftrf ~ ~ dsiiy fH
.H4.H ath uou shf frfls trfr much bitter. NaW
8.ia-fs havs doua il tets ihfough ne lnigfiuau1n
lltsinrd frofn To ffrv hock.
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GOVERNMENT FARgs FREE. Our oaeiai li1
page tcok "Nacsnt Government isnds' tcscuoes
tvrry acre 70 tvetv cognty IN United states.
io~ tecvrred irCe. 1918 diagrarus and taoles. AZ
about lfrigatcd FaruA Trtce p cclts postpaid
wrbb Pabiishing Co. Dept; l06. ST. Paul, Ninn
The menace., 1913-12-13

III the Kulckorbocker Press, Al.
bany. n V, OF Nov. 30. appears the
following:
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Edward Jabowskl. age 13 years. OF
si2 Powell Street. MillviIle. New Jer.
sey. has attended Catholic school.
and while in the nfth grade his
father became unable TO buy his
books. so he sent him to a public
school. Priest Fitzgearl learned OF
this and notified the principal 70 turn
him out but met with refusal He
met the boy Monday. November II.
1918, and said: your father is go.
ing to thrash you, and then ! am, for
going to a public schoolS The boy
became frightened and left town. He
slept In the woods the nights OF the
iTth and 18th asd went without any.