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The menace., 1914-07-18

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rf m Caihai.s rhurfh ani uaicfiuas fof
tn iusaiis o. thr Pep. ~ taymrH q
LraEud declares kim O. 10 'fan arrrn.
rFloi snruy - fcl.s1n and ffliriuat
hurftr, ani tkrTefufr aEa a. ~ sFift
ut oar AmrIiran Ceusili lilaa, '' Doe thls
rHzs1u thry frsairoi O. hayo1ti ~ san
FmurtH1o E1posiiioa if that h. u1i
douufisli aniaeurlsm o. "rriiriuaf
hlrty. uhat IL SO - far ~ Naihan
m uahusftei. ~ Iclr,e % ~ luisl
siairs have n1ihihg 10 Do With uhai nay
b. kis rcii. ola tirul 90 uaui q tkrl-
Thai b. has tccn srut o. hif gUtcfumsui
90 rrr75srnt Italy e. az international en-
poi.iiun arEuol hat ~ if caratlc ani
iniriugrnt rliifcn. arl fkr duties H. ulI
have 10 fllfl have 10 rart iu matters q
religious belief This Introduction nf
soc'ariauism IL not calculated 20 pruu0tc
m Cause q religion. hlf n IL Nrfg ar
~ arUuzr q Tuhlic sentiment that uil
hcucat rather than "a Irc she San Fran.
ris0o Exposition. Editorial In Camlcu,
n. J, D1lg Couricr. June :, 1914
The menace., 1914-07-18
TrsHtOn's Great Patriotic Pageant

On June Goth, Treuton, y. J., witnessed
ono u the greatest patriotic drnIUusfra
lions and flag Day celebrations in thc
history q New Jcrfy. With tucuiy
two bands of music. nine ffo ani dun
eorps, half a hlndrcd automobilss and
tru large noais, the parade vas voted one
Of The finest ever reviewed In ihc state
A feature Of the event was the perfect
order maintained. Ey,ry maTchcr &c.
Trained from smoking. Lieutenant Gen.
eral Nelson a. Miles and Rear Admiral
q. ". Baird, the reviewing oniCcrs, spoke
in the highest terms Of tho parade.
There we're flags. thousands ard thousands
Of them. Every man, woman aud child
participating carried a. least one, and
several displayed them IN clustCrA There
were little red school houses on wagons.
and scores OF Bibles we're Displayed.
An alorg the route of tho parade there
were cheers aud words Of praise for the
little red school houses. One rcd sghool
which We'd with others FOR applause was
mounted on n large auto truck. IL con.
tanned a teacher, pupils and the Bible.
Various delegations carried miniature
houses and opcu Bibles. The pageant was
said n have brcn one Of tho hnost and
most inspiring in the hislory Of the
state
The menace., 1914-07-18
Lecturer Sues For Damages

Po'sdam, Junc o9.-Beniamin Clear.
mont. Methodist minister at pillar Point,
jefferson county, has begun an action 20
recover $4,000 for damages alleged 70
have been received when he was carried
away in an automobile In this village on
the evening Of June 2ith last.
Claarmout's s action Is brought against
nine men who pleaded guilty to a charge
OF riot IN County Court last spring.
Notice Of the suit was served some time
ago, but tho complaint has just been
received.
Clcamrut's = complaint charges that
the nine men were concerned in his
seizure. II goes on 70 say that Ae was
deprived Of has liberty and prevented
from speaking in the town hall, where
he had been advertised TO deliver a
lecture.
The damages which he asks are from
the nine collectively, not from each one
Individually -Ogdsasburg, ". l., Jour
nal.
The menace., 1914-07-18
Vigilance

Awake, ye sons of Libertyi
The traitor rs IN your land;
Behold his willy schemes and see
How plays his treashcrous hand.
Heed rot the siren voice that tries
To charm your fears away;
Your country calls. Arise! Arisel
Put down this foe todsyl"
shall NC TO foreign jcspuis bowl
shall We be brought 20 low,
Our sacred rights t1 1i-ayow,
And Hiss the ty toc3
l' Romo = history traced in blood,
rr memory black with crime,
Aui foe 20 light and freedom stood
Meath every sun and clinei
Let "holy inquisitions speak,
Let blood Of martyrs call
To Freedom sons their cause % make
The common cause Of all
Let bloody 80. bartholomew
Its fcudish story tell,
Aud curse the Rome that threatens you
For thousands then who fell.
Let groans Of murdered Piedmonters
And orphaned infants speak
or hellish crimes Of popes and priests
Wolves TO God's helpless sheep.
Does blood OF patriots course your yoins
Bear You their honored rames'
Daro not that honored blood profane
At Rome's polluted shrines.
Stand by your shrincs Of liberty,
As Freedom 3 noblemen,
And swear foul Roman bigotry
Shall never rule your land.
ID. a. +.
The menace., 1914-07-18
Big Bargain Combination Of Books

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cuzon fur q trIiaf, tgafalirg ulA ~ lrht ot
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ut urr ulzr cr.ts ult ~ uufl 81 pcpou
Hul Tleld e harvest cf ratucfic aistc1a. A
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ucrs th-y sr,i
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printed ffrm ths Lcnlill 81 tian 81 Ioha Nktk1s.
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s'iishIud Coavsu, RarL- ~ wn Il0Td cark.
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pcs-i." ~ o. n. siiiG
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vnird statot Couriitgtiga tBd Dochutoa 81
ln.isps adsnos.
'-il.s Prisst IN Ab-aluticn." rsvsailhs ~ In
i7litiea % tts confessional
"Boiss' Campaign 6pccch.- ~ he gruat
.'ssnsts DOCum5ht NJ. iSo." sASruistsd
edition.
''lhs C,ur,h % Rom. IN Am.rieas Poliac.-
The imErni'1g Cflsia" ~ nr J. u. buck.
"fathsr Chiuqy's pyiuG C1u'rxion." -
la tie laat til.Husut % the rtiCrued priest.
"Commla1a and NolUinhga nart" TIE Truth
atcut tre pirate vha ddut discover AmcriCa.
AZ ths rcgilar prizes this cOll-ctlon of books
uould cost $50. b4t, 20 met The lncn On ths
Firing Line half way, All krsp aoucthinE going
On daring ths bot weather, uc uhols bunch VII
b. cent % ar address Tor only 800 and we
sil pay the postage. Order the Hr Rarraia
Ccmhination today. learn the lcsscn thsy bcar.
and b-gn % sos the secd. A dollar gtts them
all. drlivs-sd
The menace., 1914-07-18
Rome a Financial Organization

One editor In southern California de.
fines his idea a. % the politics Of the
Catholic church In an editorial In the
san Diego Herald tJune 4, lsli. Hc
says, The organization today is only
semi. religious, has no political ambitious
except defensive policies, hut is the
greatest financial organization In the
world. The Catholic church il ably
represented by the Wealthiest, most re.
fined, and bcst-educsted men In the
world, while the great body Of Il Is made
up Of the most ignorant and poverty.
stricken wrctchcs on earth. The financial
organization, called the church. uses this
Ignorant horde for exploitation a. Is
done by any other financial organization.
The church keeps its control over rs
members by playing the religious game.
while other financial organizations play
the prosperity game. The prejudice
against the church forces IL 70 protect
is financial interest against the assault
Of its enemies, and Il entrenches itself
where It can guard its interests"
This editor il inclined 10 think that
Rome seeks political Offices merely 90
defend her financial interests and her
Fs0ANiN VI hWNANIhAluN htl uuptH anu lNl
IN any aggressive way politically, She
has her agents in influential government.
positions 20 keep tab on things in
General and warn the "church" in time
should anything detrimental TO her
interests arise, but that she has no
aggressive interest in politics.
In other words, that Rome hasn Z any
interest in running the government only
sho likes 20 feel her hand sssuringly on
the throttle and zee that the engineer
does his work TO her liking. To be sure,
in that sense Rome is not in politics
what 5 tho need Of being. II YOU could
sit in the shade and watch other men
toll and sweat for your financial interest,
you woudn Z growl about It, would you,
because YOU couldn't get out in the sun
and sizzle yourself! So long as you pet
the baby there is peace, but cross him
and he u raise pandemonium. Oh, no!
Rome is not aggressiyely in politics but
she is constantly walking on such Q thin
crust that she falls through 30 often
il is mighty hard for an observer TO tell
whether she's in or out.
The menace., 1914-07-18
THE CHURCH, THE STATE AND THE POPE

rad THE MExAcr or subscribs ior
H.
This is a FREE oounty-ysi- Yea
can line up ard kick the alien az
creation % Italian meddlcrs out
q your county II You want to; %,
II you prefer. you can rmAin in
different and lci the Jcsuiis s,rangle
the patriotic press and make the
country iust What the pope would
have Il. II you don't care, let Il 80
Al that II You DO care, there vill
never b. q better opportunity for
you 10 DO a real and lasting service
to yourself. your country and the
human race.
The menace., 1914-07-18

While the members Of Homewood
commandery, knights Of Malta, Pitts.
burgh, Pa, were on their way 10 their
lodge room after attending the services
al tho Belmar Christian church in that
city recently, they were made the targets
Of a shower of stones, thrown BY n
crowd Of unidentified scoundrels Several
Of the knights were struck by the missiles
which were hurled from dark portion
Of the street. After a shower OF rocks
the cowardly throweTs fed into the
darkness. This stoue.throwing stunt
when patriotic societies are marching in
the streets is becoming a frequent occur.
renee, says an exchange, and Il is time
that some person made an example Of
tho perpetrators. Catch the misrreants
and send them into court for punish.
ment.
The menace., 1914-07-18
The Crusader CeGses---Sfotement
of "Father Jones"

Parties Who had printing pl'ut, sstoi We
TO be the Editor for a New Paper I was 10
name the paper and cond Hff O. rnt'sr ~ II
IL were my own" named IL ne Crr,rlrr,
aud nothing was In q, tyc~pt wrote o.
approved e. In that particular, the partirs
kept their word % the l6ttrr, bu; I was u1vsr
anything but an employee, al had nothing
10 10 with ifs h''gi1rvs management, nor DO 4
nov know hut little % a.
A. the date ! writ. Jr'v ard. thare = little
n sny prospect of the Iuly 9Th issue biag
prh'ishrd. For weeks I have re~i-rd 1nlv
enough 10 paw nv board biN aud n small a-nuurt
In cash advanced bv ne h. nHver bCrn ratrrrBei
The CESSATION % the paper l. matter
beyond my CONTROL. rtspDnrhiii'v, or des o.,
(very natIrallvl, anil coT'1 7 have ar'iri11'
such vould have happen-d 7 would rrycr Nave
ac- pied their offer, started in az their editor
n ! were not a poor .1. 4-s &C.
and the mstnt-r - an ON So'i.c-s Uo~e. I
wo' "a hope and try q rpulv IN ron- Wv. iha
27.npO g'tscri'rrs but one ding prrmit me
q szy. that u given he nar1r UNITY. Z ri.l
frht Rome as l-rg - ~ tyht'rg is good and
barring accidents. asa 1.iCT. ur p'i.0H, {
have Is years Of fght ~f'l leit in ny corpus.
Yours Tor Liberty,
GEORGE D. COLEMAN. G'athor Iones.)
The menace., 1914-07-18
Guardians Praise Nathan

Whereas, the Hon. Ernesto Nathan, ex.
Mayor Of Rome, Italy, the official repre-.
sentative Of the Italian Government "a
the Panama Pacific Exposition 10 be
held at San Francisco, Cal, has been
widely attacked because Of his patriotism
and.
Whereas, in welcoming him 70 the
shores Of this country upon his recent
arrival, our high opinions OF this great
statesman AMI patriot were confirmed
and,
Whereas various Roman Catholic
papers and societies have inaugurated a
movement to force the withdrawal of
Mr.. Nathan through a threat of con.
certed Roman Catholic boycott Of the
Panama Pacific Exposition, which move.
ment, according 10 accounts published in
the daily press, is approved by the
Pope of Rome, and,
Whereas, we consider the boycott
utterly un-American, un-patriotic and
foreign 10 the spirit of American ideas,
aid in this particular case inexeusable
because directed against one Of the
greatest statesmen Of Europe and the
representative of a Natiun with whom
we are at present on terms of close
friendship, therefore he il
Resolved, that the National Court.
Guardians Of Liberty, hereby express
pleasure and appreciation in the fact
that Mr.. Nathan will represent his eoun.
try at our great exposition and be II
Resolved, tnat we viii support me
Parama- Pacific Exposition in every way
possible and be il
Resolved. that a copy Of these resolu.
{ ous be hanned TO Mr.. Nathan and
copies sent to the President Of the
United States, the officers Of the Exposi-
tion, the press Of New York CITY, the
Patriotic press, Of the United States,
all State and Local Courts Of this organ.
ization, and 10 tho American Federation
n Patriotic Voters, and be il finally
Resolved, that a request be sent TO all
patriotic organizations through the
american Federation Of Patriotic Voters
asking them to Immediately 20 on record
rs approving Mr.. Na,han's appointment
and supporting the Exposition.
(SeaD Nelson II. Niles, Chief Guardian.
Attest. Percy S. Brown, Deputy Chief
Recorder.
The menace., 1914-07-18

Why should a good Roman Catholic ho
anxious 10 rcr~enio a public school board
when the public school Is such a god.
less inst.tutinu," teaching lamuatle
hcrssysn At the local school board
election recently NJ Eircmon', $ D., an
enemy Of the public school (if hc is
consistent with his rel gious profession
a. a Csthoucl received % votes, wh,lc
supporter of the public s,hool (if he
j. cou1g,ent with his profession as a
ProtcstauO received l7l. II looks as
II Edg1mOnt wants supporters instead Of
enemies on her school board. Why
shouldn't other places as wclli
The menace., 1914-07-18

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The menace., 1914-07-18
A merrhant of Richwood. w. VI. ,

A merchant ot Richwood. W. Va, who
enioved the privilege he Felt was ac-
curded him a. au American citizen Of
rea1inr TIT NrN'C~. and Who had quite
n r'1uNer ~ Catholic friends who rat
-oriva1 his store. received not n title
shr x when thry rnmr in. srt'led ~ their
accounts an1 io'H thr Merchant hat he.
-ausc h. r7a1 TTr NES''E thsv would
n, LONGER 'a.rr~igc h.s store The uier-
chart r1ir.sl b. eguliNrirm and -
.,''cd indignantly that unier no rirrum
,'arce~ rorll he yhr'.h Of Rome a-
'-'e wNrt he should aud Whai be shod'L
not read
The menace., 1914-07-18
rHK nEXAcE coEE0BoEarED.

Tur MESact. Aufura. Ma.
Sra D. yuaf papsf 81 Nay u, 1914,
rcis q raragfnTk % "honitA Pftssi
Au1rg Nsfa CrlH sripcrt." A. ths
tine ~ the sap,ufs q vera crzf I as
servinr or b1arl the baiileship - a.
uIfei61s cporaiof. hnd CA tAy thai your
item uas IN every uay oorrcri, and that
too priests ARRESTED ~ q tquad q s,a'
ucn fr1m ths tkips were saarrhri, All
to loaAci AIiCmatic risiois ucfe foanl
co each priest, aiso that . sarch q The
tHp q thc 'sfhufyh" Disclosed ahou' Ten
th1usand cnriy ME cartridges. Tan
20 rsiiri6n' TIE CTthohr ehurch is tha
difrsi ralar 81 ail ths dissatiffaction In
Mrzioo OF The prcseut time, ard Mcnieo
b ascfrrd uaioss thrv rii themselves Of
the rficItA lu an. have pat n nine
months IN Metico aai kn0u from per,
sonal experience. Lors live THE MrS.
ArE
Respectfully,
The menace., 1914-07-18
A Circulation Hint


Dear Eirdf'
Asa mrmhor ~ THr MrSkcH family.
I an naturally interested In i's circula.
tsn. ana have hctn th.-kinr o. a
piau % reach ths tuo uilli1i mark In a
hurry. IN fact. 4 this plan vas follow "a,
ur r11h grt throf millon abs -
qlirily that uc would hardly knou where
W. rui it-m. ATi there b. no reason
uty ~ sh0rli not carry out this plan.
~ BE- th.ss lu lat Wcrk r issuc Of THE
MrvsUE I nu'irsd that there arc ,509,.
.ss suhafIufrs. We c0uii double that
rumtrf a. cas- a. rolling on a log. II
every crr of thrEc subscribers would set
iust one ncw subscriber Nc would have
100000 aud over.
I am nrc there g not ono Of the
present subscribers who cannot get NJ
least one person 10 subscribe for TuE
MENACL AMI / don't think any of rs
are 10 poor that wc could not pay Tor
one suB out of our own pocket n We are
not able % induce some one % subscribe.
promise you at least three new sub.
scriPtious for sure and as many more As
can get
wish you would appeal 20 the sub
sStibcrg through the columns Of THE
MANAGE and urge that each subscriber
try his or hyT level best 10 secure AZ
least one new sub or paw for one and
have the paper scnt to a friend. II every
subscriber would give Just one little tUg
AZ the rope We would soon pull the sub
lat up 10 the top OF tho hill and reach
the 5000 600 mark. l tell yuu Il would
look mighty uiro 20 sce In big black
figures acres, the first page Of the little
old MEShyE the 5000. 900 mark.
A. VI. X. ncidrick.
The menace., 1914-07-18
fkilsirlpkia Negroes Rspud0ts
Rome

Tlf Cirlfft-s nsnHrr. e Ft'slsifh.a,
q faF.rf ratll,tei ~ ani dtruici o. ~
.nirfusff q rdirfci rauFlr, uafns thfif
rraTls in Th.la1r,rha aga.rsi tkl
Eaaza rlurfh aui he hquoT uh uhl.h
u aIirr.s Is ~ fiairiY aIiol uith thr
rtursh u tiai city. it shzfsrts
ssTla lfhA Caihaiir faia1u l.rnbcts q
"a ials'Th.a has done mofc hAfm 10 N
clirFel fadt ihzu an th. Csihalis ehurchcs
in tlf uufiI oJa.l uudo. ull ~ Euv oi
car rouTi1 arc iuFcl % aoJTi be- toach.
tnes anl ccfturuiAis. 80 musi Troicci
tkFra agaiutt .ts allied ryi Of liquor
dral'ue ard b. c0ufrlucut tuiCtnpsfAnce.
uLirh IL a. ullh a Tart - that Chzrch
IN tkis city as iis rrirsihsol ~
The menace., 1914-07-18
Important Notices

Shaslss, oth.--P. A. ssEsin ~m give
urfirs - l0cfHHrs On C1nveutioa Hall Jflr Il
20 ~ unesr ne susp.oe, q Tie Guardians q
fouisTiiis. Ey.--AHyuss living IN EouiriIi,
ehn BE- t~aruua of ,diniur Command ~ of
NJ knights u Malta uiu % usli % sri'. or
g-Il on ". o. hAaN 500 Ciraert C0urt, LoulsFills.
hehna.-NuaeB rrsisu ard otAsrs IN this
state Who yish % organias 70 prretaats our
trrc institutlous are requested 20 write % Geo
" hoag hel'lu Chisi Attornsg, Cuardizza Of
Liberty, TccsnsrA, MIDI
NcE York statG-Protss,snt. ~, Irs a,
enos ahd form castle si the Knights q
flll particulars about otgAniyinz sdirrss STATE
ors-aiur, hnisAts o. Luther. Uuos. n. \.
Tscums.A. MsA..Liisr,y Court No &
Guardians - L.5Jrty, wish 10 enroll sysrv
tyar. Adde'S Masssr ReSsflrr o. ., /. ,or
information.
ror,0n. Na~-A new cout known m In.
Nclson A. Nils court ~ the Guardians oi
S.att~u, -. priest, us chaplain. Thrss Interested
IN bto0ming members address loci BoT i29L
Chicago. ni-wsIicr Council No. :. Junior
NI.'Hl N''AfN ANI'llfaN MeNNanicas vas tnEtltulrH
june 20. Tnic Americans in,itfd 70 Join.
Caumuu.r1te with An,n D. walker, iIg1
tuiggn street.
Rev. william Rh,k. s755 Jefferson street.
a. llairr, Ohio. ~ Csth1lic, Is On the platform
against papal Rome one who knous tie EAST
aUd her political srhefnd. VIII 20 anywhere aud
dsTsad CO ircc-will oderingL an ask Is that
nay cspcnsss are paid.
stephen 4. liahouih, an anti-papai lecturer
from Palestine and cS.Romanist. is an Interest
tng and novel leCtursr. He appcars In oriental
costume und is well verscd IN the legenda ami
traditions 81 the Holy Land For Arrangements
to lecture address hn Waterloo, Iowa.
wm. lloyd Clarks lecture dates are as
follows; Nashville, Atk, July 10 10 % Gravstte,
AIs.. JULY 20 20 %; Strlwhcrry Point. Iowa,
August 10 % 49, Wiu1na. Nnn., August sl %
sept 8; Monroe Wis, Oct. 20 and 81.
Wanted Il young man or expires, Who
tslks Enalish ami Italian: snothsr Who tabs
Engl'7h snd Polish: and Gnothrr who Epeaks
English aud French 20 assist in mission work.
Not necessary 10 speak h1sntly. Adiress ~.
l." care Of ?. A segsin' ste'en' Point via
/ The Newark Eyangrhstic Brass Band Niu play
Z fUr hnv patriotic meetings for the Guardians u
iNH"'r ~ kn'rhts ~ Luthcr or othrr n1triofic
The menace., 1914-07-18
WHY, ANNP

Ann wunch, 30 years old, sentenced at
Rochester. y. Y, to SIX months in st.
AIMS Home, ALBANY, threw herself on
the door Of the court room and lal to
re carried away, reports the iijaug
Argus Of June 20. The woman declared
she would "rather 90 to a grave than
TO an Albany institution" What is
there 80 had about s.. AIMS home that
this convicted woman had such horror
of going there's
The menace., 1914-07-18

rlaHp. rffHus. UHilri Bsly
-hgiCTs { ilas sargal paoplc oailri ~ 'sinny,'
vi rHu rT nHHHf d. rF .HEHt NJ uhalr trure
q dif1rgni, ny aor j. plump sni tli, NY bosly
D. siu.I Have Eainr4 o. lns, anl am gaining
yrt I inok hks uHF man." declared au1f her
Fsr'isrs1 vh8 Lld ilfl tuishci he sarsol
htatrlrnt
81 ld Fou. ton Iiks 10 quiclly pot iron 10 q
30 ls q gSnd. Slid, healthy. "siay-thefs'
uHl1 iaf and muscolar tissue bctNeen Jour tkin
and hgnesf
M ~ u can't he zone. Try a. lrt us
sud yol q frte soc package q Sarggl aud
pc. wrat " 1ar A. fuf You
Murr than half q milliun thin uen and womrr
kzyc gladlg made this tclt, and that saurol
f0s- Eiu-TsYi. doe make thin folks fat, uud eva
ahsrr aI tlsr iaE faiiod. u best proved ~ tHs
trrmcndCrs isisincss hsvs d1ne. No drastic
dict. fcsh creams. massage, oils OF c.uulsigus,
but q simple. pleasant, bsrmicss home treatment
cut out ths coupon and ssnd fuf this trcc
paeiarr toiay. suclusinr only 10 ucnts In silver
b. haip pav pusiage, parking, &c.
Addrss Ths sareol Co.. CIV 81, HERALD Bids
Binvharton. y Y. Tako Sarrol with your
u,sais and watch IL work. This test viii tel
thc Etory.
The menace., 1914-07-18

Chicago. instead % ssn Francisco. vas
decided uTCn a. The 1918 meeting place
of thr alumni association Of tho American
CUllcEe of Rome AZ the annual session
lat VEGA in Cinrinnuii, a. the result Of
The seloctiun q Mayor Nathan of Rome
~ Italy = representative 20 the Panama.
Pacific cHpos.iion.-TiffsburgA Obscrrer.
DO ihrv think San Franeisco will weep
over ii
The menace., 1914-07-18

Rey. Geo. : Hcnnir~er, pastor Of the
Edwin Raw NJ f. Church, Indianapolis,
Ind, is luilling bonfres TO lght the
way 70 complete freedom ard sepa-aJion
e church aul state. Tie IS narkinr his
horse ful Of rcoDle and fllirg their
hearts with patriotic zeal. There is a
movement among the dry bones in the
Valley of fnjccisinn everywhere. God
peed the tay Of deliverance.
The menace., 1914-07-18
Notice 10 AdYertisers

THE MESAcr'a oommsrciAl alvcr,ising
Business ts In he kAnds of c. y. waidsl
Co, 40 Harms Trust Bldg, Clicago, IL,
10 whom al requests for informAtion
eonoerning advertising tA9u.l be ad-
drarsed
The menace., 1914-07-18

We can row supply cur readers With
Victor Hugos great novel, "Tha
ilun5hbask Of NoiFe Dane" This h
one OF the books % feared by the pope
that be placed Il on tho. index. Cioth
il6 page, postpaid, 55c
The menace., 1914-07-18
Hou Is This For Craft

In The happy Junetins of the rrcscni
yoar an cstimahic gentleman q Luuis.
vile, kcntuckv. narrird his former
uifes SISTER. 10 vas an expensive Ian.
ury inasmueh a. tn rartcs 20 th- aria.
meat uefc of the hnc Italian faith. Here
i a lis, of the fcos that went into the
Golfers ~ Rome a. 4 necessary prelude
90 the ceremony;
For disrcnsaiiou becauso ho mar.
riri his t'f'sr.in law..........se5.o0 20
For dispeusaiion bccausc the banns
were rot puhlishoi ....-...... $500
For dispcnration because he wife
20 BE-, bic sister In lau In fact,
vas also godmoiher % his
daugh'ef. &c. s.sss...ss........ 300
For performing the ceremony. $500
Total for the blcsscd sacrament slO0.OO
The whole trick was turned IN thirty
minutes, before six clock IN the mora.
ing, leaving the rest Of the long sum.
mer's day IN which 30 rccupsrate for ~.
other mornings prohtAble business