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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-09-24
What to Do to Get Fat and
Increase Weight
The Real Cause Of Thinness.
A Physicians Advice.

- TnyS1ClanS %0vtCe.
Most thin people eat from four to
six pounds of good solid fat-making
food every day and still do not in
crease In weight one ounce, while on
the other hand many of the plump,
chunky folks eat very lightly and keep
gaining all the time It's all bosh to
dividual. 1t isn't Natures way at all.
Thin folks stay thin because their
powers of assimilation are defective.
They absorb just enough Of the food
they eat to maintain life and a SEM
blance of health and strength. Stuff
ing won't help them. A dozen meals
a day won't make them gain a single
"stay there pound All the fat-pro-
ducing elements of their food just stay
in the intestines until they pass from
the body as waste What such people
! need is something that will prepare
| these fatty food elements so that their
blood can absorb them and deposit
them all about the body-something,
too, that will multiply their red blood
corpuscles and increase their blood S
carrying power.
For such condition l always
recommend eating a Sargol tablet
with every meal Sargol is not, as
some believe patented drug, but is
a scientific combination of six of the
| most effective and powerful flesh
building elements known to chemistry.
1t is absolutely harmless, yet wonder
fully effective and single tablet
eaten with each meal often has the
effect of increasing the weight of a
thin man or woman from three to five
pounds week. Sargol is sold by Leo
! H. Fihe, Richmond, and other good
| druggists everywhere on positive
guarantee of weight increase or money
back
ADVERTISEMENT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-09-24
CENSORSHIP FORCES
MERMAID TO STAY
Lack Of Hair Prevents An
nette From Returning to
Life in Sea.

At last nights display at the Murray
with Annette Kellerman in the lead.
ing role. a little girl in the audience
.nnocently caused much amusement.
Miss Kellermann first attracts notice
in the picture as q mermaid daughter
OF old King Neptune. She disports her
self in the waters Of Bermuda in true
mermaid fashion and when she finally
crawls on to the beach 1t is seen that
she is a real mermaid with the head
and body of human being but with a
fish tail instead OF the usual append
ages.
Miss Kellermann finally undertakes
a mission to the land OF the mortals
and puts on mortality by passing her
hand over a shell given her by the old
witch of the sea. A pass of the hand
and the little mermaid is changed into
a very attractive young woman reclin-
ing on the beach and gazing in much
amazement at the transformation Of
her fish tail into those pedal extreme
ties long since adopted by humans as
the proper means for moving about u
Aside from a rather pleased smile
over her new acquisition and unusual
ly long black tresses that reach clear
to her knees, Miss Kellermann is quite
fashionably attired in what is general
ly referred to as ones birthday suit.
She is discovered dressed in this
manner by an old woman who, some
what old fashionedly scandalized
through lack of touch with modern
styles for women. hastily draped her
shawl about the shimmering form OF
the metmorphosed mermaid.
At this point a little maid in the au-
dience piped up innocently, What's
the matter, mama, is she cold?"
Later on in the pictures Miss Keller
mann to save the king with whom she
has fallen in love assumes mans
disguise and sacrifices her luxuriant
hair to more nearly look the part.
At this a prominent gentleman In
the audience was overheard to MUIR
mur. Now she's done it! If she ever
changes into mermaid again she'll
never be able to change back to hui
man form again. The board of CEN
sors would never pass her.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-09-24
SUES ON ACCOUNT

David r. Bromley, a saloon owner.
is named defendant in a suit Of the
Wiedemann Distilling and Importing
company of Cleveland, to collect
$16293 which the company says Brom-
ley owes A bill for loopuyt gin, Santa
Rosa rum and cognac brandy is at
tached.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-09-24
SEEK SUCCESSOR
TO LEE NUSBAUM

The matter of electing a successor
to Lee B.. Nusbaum to represent the
Commercial club with F. P. Wilson on
Mayor Robbins advisory board will
be taken up at the October meeting
of the board of directors. The matter
will not be settled until the second
week in the month. Mr.. Nusbaum' S
resignation from the mayors cabinet
as one of the Commercial clubs rep
resentatives caused some surprise to
members of the organization.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-09-24
MONTGOMERY TAKES
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One.)
Montgomery the only candidate in the
field.
Clevenger, who was placed in NOM
ination by Fred Krone, had his name
withdrawn when Benjamin Price
placed Bertsch in nomination. A eau
Gus of the Wayne delegation was then
held and within a few minutes the an
nouncement was made that Bertsch
had withdrawn from the contest and
that the solid vote of Wayne county
would be cast for Montgomery. This
decision of the caucus was very graf
flying to the wet faction of Wayne
Democracy for Montgomery has the
reputation of being liberal in his
views and ION the fence" so far as
the liquor question is concerned.
The liberal element of the Wayne
Democratic party dominated The con-
vention yesterday and when their two
favored candidates, Geisler and Robe,
dropped out of the race at the last mo-
ment, they were left without an entry
in the contest. Political gossip was
to the effect after Clevenger had been
placed in nomination a hasty confer
ence of liberal leaders decided to place
Bertsch, also a dry but not of such
pronounced opinions on the liquor
question as the Arlington township
farmer, in the field against him.
Liberals Rule Caucus.
When the secretary of the conven-
tion, Will Sherman of this city, began
to call the roll for the vote the Wayne
delegates were not organized to cast
their ballots and it was decided to
hold caucus before casting the
Wayne vote. In this caucus the argu-
ment was advanced, and strongly sup
ported by the liberal leaders, that in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-09-24

(Advertisement.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-09-24

lar Infantry is compelled to make as
practice each year.
Some of the well informed and pa
triotic citizens who frequent Main
street most any time of day. saw the
company OF Uncle Sans solder boys
coming and, by way OF showing how
well they are versed In geography
started the rumor that q company of
German soldiers was passing through
Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-09-24
Collie and Diarrhoea Cured.

No one who has used the preparn-
ton will doubt the statement of Mrs.
Jennie Brown, Logansport, Ind, VINO
writes, "Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy has been used
by members of my family and myself
for the past twenty years. For cramps
and sumner complaint it cannot be
beat" For sale by all dealers.
(Adveysisementl
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01
The Papacy Prosecuting a Woman

Anna Lowry securing evidence OF Rome
oous spite by suffering imprisonment and fine
the behest Of criminal She delivered address
March 10 in WnonA MINI She quoted from papal authority and
dupes Of Rome could not stand the and
had her arrested and placed in jail Let edd
priest OF Rome shame against Cath.
ole treat her a criminali
The sham gaAntry OF Rome but OF the
the Catholics OF Wnona Mnn had the satisfaction
behind prison bArsf punishment for telling printed
their own books The prohibited by the Judge
ing Miss Lowry TO public hall in Winona
and free assembly supposed to be citizens there
OF by the constitution Of the and Of the
Menace would like know the MAYOR
who guilty Of such unlawful and decision
geous unconstitutional conduct.
This item not important in itself
she rejoice that she suffer
Minnesota reply this vile
ayors the Roman method Of throng free
dares the least the imprisonment telling
the story of her and the damnabe teachings
system.
But question demands loud answer from
every patriot IN the land judge and Catholic
do such things today, what will Rome
when she complete political control Of
reformation suffer assassination kidnapping Imprisonment
before the conscience Of the nation
the people is awakened TO acioni
This subtle rising every community every state
and IN the whole nation law and constitutions
cred rights Of American citizen the America
has known Was the issue put paner The rrepress
conflict between the and his followers
door and state house and your in tho
national capitol The rule of Rome the rule of
people must prevail We must the
will conquer
Citizens, which shall it bei
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01


Plus for recognition OF their equal rights human beings they
received characteristic papa reply in the following languages
After creating mission namely
that
man companion must remAundsr the Of love affection
always under his power"
Always under power the keynote popery Mankind under
the Of the pope womannd the power husbands
children under the of parents all under the power priests
the old old set to music by and
serf holders and authortarians down the
When the fathers Of Rome wanted
Sabine by force and held them by
got hepmate for their wives slaves but the consolation
companionhp they by such decidedly lower
order than that sought by the he goes
forth to we'd In those days all property
The wife of slave the slave of wife
lord lady, TO be but in relation husband
inferior being fit only for his pleasure and dependent
caprice Whatever rights privileges she enjoyed derived
from her status human being but from the
owner
Step by step, side by sde and struggled
toward freedom Every Of the has been
high and mighty Monarchs autocras and authorizations
the march of because il the of slaves Monarehs
originating in and belonging the dark hold
old ideas the buwak of their privileges For that the
nsstenc of the archaic Roman remnant the subsection of
consistent and perfect harmony with the spirit though
direct conflict with the spirit of the twentieth century
To be companion of her husband the wife be his
No real desires slave for To consolation
must be partner equal terms To be efficient hpmate
must help decide things well help do things they
be the unity excludes both ordshp and subjecon
other conception of the matrimonial relation brutal
the brutes concede authority Of another
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01
Protection to Church Property

The York Herald Bureau under date of July 10 says
Mexican which half
the constuionah
the Roman Catholic church Of all Of its real estate holdings Mexico
tutas violence the Of Catholic priests in Mexico The
So Monterey Zacass appealed the State
priests
soldiers aud others have been imprisoned threatened
Delegations Roman Catholic priests have called both the President and
Secretary these
behalf
French Ambassador Mr. Juserand, has been
quesed his good efforts prevent outrage.
discussion which appeals preptated representatives. of the
which bds
Catholic Church owning real estate in Mexico The eonsuonas
politically
the In the changes
existing which the itutss into effect viii be
included q separation Of church and
The Menace said than that the disturbing
Intriguing the Roman Catholic party The
and crime and ignorance Mexico the result Of the
papa To change the form of and its laws
the Catholic church has been the motive and inspiration
all the trouble in Mexico for many years.
church has caused the assassination of leader who
would the abuses break the of graft separate church
To presidents and rulers the papa habit
The Catholic political party discreded and beaten Mexico
hierarchy of America exertg itself protect
church property just the prevailed
Philippines Will Wilson and Bryan do Taft and Roosevelt did
Shall church Of Rome be back Mexico and the cruelty
people be continued and permitted under the
lection Of the American hagi
Clean out the Romanzed
this fall patriots help fight the worlds battle
against corrupt and debasng world the Roman Catholic
political machine Unite the presidents hands, dismiss Tumuly
and Ju No greater issues have confronted the people than
the one before today.
papa machine point would have
IN Mexico and lasting peace in America
Patriotic citizen Elections near, get busyl
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01

Of judgesR VIII they dare again
assert that the Church of Rome
is not hostile TO the Biblei
Extending Their Operations
This blessed brochure Of the
only real religion goes on TO tell
how its efficient chairman, Mr..
Freund, persuaded the Vereins-
bund at a meeting in Decatur not
10 content itself with its former
work of warding off unjust at
tacks upon Catholic interests"
but to enter on q campaign for
positive legislation as well as pro-
tective. Their work henceforth
was TO include getting the laws
they desired as wels'as preventing
the laws they disliked.
To that end the efficiency of
the conspirators was increased by
the appointment OF a permanent
secretary; and Frank l.. Trutter,
a young attorney OF Springfield,
was chosen for the position. The
special duties of thL' official are
set forth in the following continu-
alton of the report:
"It was the duty Of the secretary 10
secure copies Of all bills introduced in
either branch Of the legislature. During
the session just closed over 1000 bills
were introduced in both houses OF the
General Assembly. TIE local members
Of the committee were kept busy study.
ing these bills from January 29th until
! the close OF the session.
"The committee keIf Mp a coHtiaudl
correspondence piih tie most ReuercRd
ArchJishop and the Bigkf Rspersai
/ Bishops Of the ProUiHoe.- lN DOING so THE
COMMITTEE INTENDED II ALL TINES 10
PROCEED ALONG LINEs SANCTIONED BT TIE
HIERARCHY.
In short, the secretary Of this
committee is the political clerk OF
the prince who rules the pope s
province of Chics.zo. And this
committees headquarters at
Springfield is a papal bureau for
the control of Illinois legislation
according to the pepe's will.
What if the Car of Russia
were to send a delst alton Of Rus.
sian archdukes TO this country,
and divide the United States up
into fourteen provinces under
their controli And what IL these
princes of Russia were TO main.
tain lobby at the eapitols of the
various states TO promote laws tc
] the detriment Of this country and
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01

TINE report of the Legislative Committee OF the German Cath
ole Federation of Illinois is booklet curious in form and
startling in its The is done in the papal
coor purple and god and the interior pages printed blue
ink Every printer familiar with the Of blue ink in printing
very private things they photographed reproduced
fac-simile The coors Of the doubt mark Of
fealy Italian in whose behalf the abors
and lobbes
Evidently intended for private circulation only this little book
much cheering the potte against the and
nations but of greater Importance all those who would rather
Illinois governed by the people than by the pope That has been
carefully guarded and attempt made account for
evident both from internal evidence and from the fact that the
copy the only leak through and reach this ,ce
But copy plenty prove the activity ht the alleged
church in Illinois politics and disclose the program purpose and
methods of the Roman Catholic political machine in doing the will
pope them through the Archbishop Of Chi
and the bishops of the papa province coxene with the
great of Illinois
ftysx priests into political action reee judge who
had rendered popey service and had reped the of oms
gratitude decision that prohibited the reading of the Protestant
Bible public schools But let their report tell the
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01
"JupIcIAL ELECTION FIGHT

Judicial ELECTION FIGHT
"During the fiscal year the commit.
tee was called into action shortly after
the 1912 convention. On May 2Sth ap-
peals for assistance were received from
our friends and members from the
Fourth Supreme Judicial District Of IT,
linois, which comprise the following
fourteen counties: Adams, Henderson,
McDonough, Mason, Menard, Mercer,
Morgan, Rock Island, Schuyler, Warren,
Hancock, Fulton, Cass and Brown.
State Supreme Judge George A. Cooke
was up for reelection. This is the
Judge who cast the deciding vote in the
celebrated Winchester Bible case. This
decision sustained the Catholic protests
against the reading Of the Protestant
Bible in the public schools. As result
a horde Of fanatics swamped the distric,
with scurrilous literature, denouncing
Judge Cooke and the Catholic church,
and frantically appealing to every pa
triotic citizen TO cast his vote against
Judge Cooke.
Protestant ministers we're requested
20 take war on the Bible as text
for their sermon on Sunday, June l. The
appeal for assistance from our friends
was received on Thursday, May Goth.
Quick action was necessary since the
election was 20 be held on Tuesday,
June 3rd. Personal letters Uere Uriften
10 the So Catholic priests IN the district
and mailed 10 them by special delivery.
They Uere asked 10 adopt the tactics of
the enemy and appeal from the pulpits
10 our Catholic voters 20 90 70 the polls
on Tuesday, JUHs 3rd TO save JUDGE
Cooke from defeat. The Judge was
triumphantly elected. II will inspire
other Judges 70 meet similar situations
with equal courage and fair-mindeiness.
Herein lies the real importance Of the
vietory."
To be surel The real import
ance Of the victory lay not so
much in keeping the Bible out of
the schools, though that is ever a
desirable end for popery, but in
the demonstrated ability of the
Roman Catholic political machine,
through its steering committee
at the state capitol, to bring 56
priests into political action and
through them and their dupes
elect or defeat candidates accord
ing to the plans Of the pope or
hierarchy.
In the face of these statements
from their own records, will the
politician priests have the effront-
cry to say that the church of
Rome is not in American politics
Will they have the nerve to say
that Rome is not trying to infiu-
ence the elections and decisions
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01
Publicity and Other Things

The liquor dealers Of Iowa met at Council Bluffs in
part of June and passed resolutions eondmning
that show barroom and wine with their drinking
ards and drunkenness would that Rum has been taking
lessons Of Rome the evils Of publicity.
Most enterprises both religious and secular court publicity
Of adversng but Rum and Romsn peculiar in their
akneSs the point of dscouagng disclosures Of their methods
and product Rum against the movies that picture the evils the
wine and saloons Rome against the that publish the
evils of converts and confeona Rum against these
because they uncompment to the booze business Rome
against printing and confessional because
those revelations damaging to priestcraft.
Rum would not have the public reminded Of its part in making
dnkad Rome would not have the public reminded Of its
immortality Rum ashamed Of its product; Rome Rum
would keep its questionable operations qu would Rome Rum
its business better In the dark than in the light Rome
Rum and Romsnism unit and have interest in
things than but particular is their
marked and striking than in their dislike Of publicity
their desire for immunity from public observation and official
inspection.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01

cHAIRMANJ. w. FT,uBd, a. Illinois Hdg,
Springfield
sEcRETARY-Fank L. Truttsr 9s5H St, Springfield
OTHER MEMBERS.
Rev. b. wubb St. John Hospital Springfield.
Rev. l. Hufkcr, 4e6 North 9th 81, Springfield.
Wm RAucn 227 North Ave,
George A. Schercr sol Woolner Bldg, Peoria
=. W. Heckenkamp Jr, 600 Adams 81, Quincy.
ChaA II. StrEuh ll2 Gacua
Albert Huber Peoples Nat Bank Bldg, Rock lsand.
August Rohrbache, 56l5 Winthrop Ave, Chicago.
Henry GTAmAnn, Avston.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01
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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01

Sample copies of The Menace sent to voters sOo per 100
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01

Patriotic citiasnsl Elections are near, get busyl
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01
Woman and Popery

When delegation Of progressive Italian applied to Pope
Plus x for recognition of their equal rights beings they
received characteristic papa reply in the following language:
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-01

Confined on page >, column u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-22
MORAL EDUCATION.

In education moralze This advice Prof
Could English educator of who has touring the
United States demonsrato for the Moral Education League Of
London Professor Gould carefully worked for moral
instruction in the elementary grades mpresses education
officials of the most valuable of the efforts to make
education tell in fine character. fs ttsssk #sNts
Storytelling forms the basis for most of the instruction in Pro
lessor Could plan Once week, oener is assumed the
teacher principal gives systematic lesson the conduct of life
The virtues taught distractions but
and by interesting The
This ought be DONE she is rather say This thing
DONE Hearing constantly about right actions pupils
appreciate right conduct The spirit behind the instruction the
but this and other technical
rarely ever mentioned ut is possible Gould points
ito many lessons civic duty and scarcely the
word patriotism and the Of conservation duty
country permeate the teaching and inspire pupils
Professor Gould dscams anything novel addsh about his
work 1t is by he have and again
affirmed teaching the the
that it consists of the the
dramatic which illustrated by ancient poets well
modern by the narratives and parallels of the Bible the Tai
mud by baadnges and orteers of the middle ages and by
aegorists such Comenus and John Bunyan. sff
what perhaps that have reminded educators
simple fundamental principles which, the
rush Of overcrowded school programs all forg and
along with that effort get back to direct action moral
teaching have, may be- combined enthusiasm and
freshness; at least hope So sl s4a5 g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-22
JouRNEYINa THRouaH THE CANAL.

Fifteen South American nations European powers five
Aac governments African power bera and the Domin-
ion Of Canada have notified department Of State of their nen
ton participate in the Exposition and the amount
Of appropriations for the purpose The largest appro
priaton 100000 by Brazil and the smallest that Of Uruguay
10000 The appropriations Of American aggregate
and of European Netherlands and Swed
$4,000, says the Los Angeles Times
Great Britain and Germany have not gnifed their nten
ton Of taking officially but number Of their manufacturers
and merchants will do But they will evidence their good will
this country and their high appreciation Of themselves by sending
their vessels Of participate the naval parade from Hampton
Roads to Golden Gate the Panama Canal France Portugal
Italy and Russia will also participate in the naval parade will
Argentina, Cuba and Japan. E.E
1t not stated whether the European participants in the naval
parade will return their vessels to Atlantic ports toll
through the canal whether they will evidence ugy
their good will and their ardent desire for by leaving
Pacific waters It would be gracious concession Great B
tans Interpretation Of the Hay Paunceote
all 20 ton for the trip
than would lose by taking liberal
not suit people matter what concede them