The menace., 1914-10-10
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activity and tntsnsetuAl
culture n "a tke houe of The Great
siats unirersisy. ranklng fourth vita
the coIicEes q ne lAnd Ulul Ne
past feu dAys such q thfng a. = real
irish Roman Catholic nob vas An IN
heard of thing. and Tie erents OF ne
past two vcsks cane a. thunder
clap on q clear day 20 even Tie pain
ots Of this beautiful city.
II IL known that a strong body oi
Knights OF Mob and Murder existed
IN the city. IN fact the patriots have =
List Of its membership consisting OF
several hundred names. hut u has teen
supposed hat the - per cent Protes
tant lnfuchce had tanned thia bunch
until Il was Ear beyond the usual and
common .Sapal tactics of mob and mur-
der. But from recent events ne may
take Il for granted that Ne bad reck'
oned without our host
Verify. RomAnism is always the
sarna ne old tine murdsroua spirit,
the superStiuoua desire 10 shed blood,
the low ooaoept Of hight and wrong
the bruta nature IL a. much alive TO
day in America In the sunlight Oh
twentieth century civilization As u
was during the most oAlmy days Of the
InQuisition-
No better proof 10 needed than has
been furnished us the past tvo-vsen
IN Minneapolis, where DR.. w. II. Boles
has been lecturing beginning In large
tent erected for that purpose DIT,
Boles began his lectures on Tuesday
night. sept 18th and hardly had he
ascended the platform until a mob o.
several hundred Irish Catholic hood.
lums, consisting OF men. women and
youths, surrounded the great tent and
| by their vile and obscene epithets AZ
tempted 20 break up the meeting Fail
/ ing In this, they secured a supply Of
/ brickbata. rocks and decayed eggs ano
when those who patrolled the tent
came within range they were treated
10 the customary Irish Catholic argu
ment for the Howly Mither Church.
These DEGRADED Irish hoodlums !wer'
ably supported IN their lowbred TAO
tics by the women, many OF then
mothers OF the hoodlums. To help II
the good work OF the Howly Mithel
Church. several loads OF barn clean
ings and garbage VAS hauled an'
dumped Just In front OF the great ten
and directly IN the pathway OF tn
entrance. This eminent Irish son o
the church and the Knits Of Mob an'
Murder was caught In the act, Just a
women were leaving the tent from tn
women-only meeting and were Promptl!
arrested BY q couple OF our pa
triots and made TO load up M
Roman Catholic uncton and haul
away, and was then turned over 70 IN
law. Scores Of loyal women remaine'
20 see the job we'll done, and as IN
poor dupe was reloading his Romis
upction, c. w. Bibb remarked thai
"this pile Of garbage was the cleanes
thing he had ever seen connected wit
the Roman Catholic system" On b'
ing questioned, the man admitted this
be was hired TO do the dirty job.
Friday night, Sept. 18th, as aoou
three dozen citlsens we're walkn
from the tent to the car line with ID
Boles. they we're attacked by this mo
OF Simon pure papist hoodlums and
general battle was on. Bricks, -stone
and eggs we're showered on the littl
company and when the, attack becam
general, and the mob began shooting
!. the citizens drew their revolvers an
|, turned loose on the crowd which sea
u
= tered in all directions.
IL was amusing 20 see the hoodlun
crawling on their stomaehs on u
ground like their kinsmen, the serpen
!, seeking shelter from flying bullet
There was a lull, then shrteks an
groans. The climax was reached Sa
urday night after Dr. Boles had deli
cred his great lecture on the oaths
the priests and Knits OF Columbus.Att
the meeting had been dismissed, al
the crowd left the tent, an Irish Cat
IA olic plain clothes policeman who
name We have on hle went 10 u
N watchman caring for the tent and
)" true Irish Catholic treachery said:
N suppose you are prepared TO detel
}. yourself against any attempt TO mole
.I the tent7" The watchman replied IN
- he had a revolver on his person Qui
- as a priest can make God out OF
nd pancake this Irish skunk OF a poliS
man arrested our watchman and plac
G.. him in fail, aud refused to let b
ais have bail, and on Monday morni
he was turned loose on fine OF o
4 dollar.
Two other Irish dupes. so-oalled
licemen, stood there and saw the m
, cut down the tent, pour oil over p'
Of II and set II on hre. The hre "
extlnguished by some friendly won
, and men, but the canvas had be
cut In so many places and so much
II burned that the great tent cost
y over two thousand dollars was CO
pletely destroyed. Added 10 all Z
sv six more Of our men were overtah
by a mob and beaten unmercifu
al that night Dr. Boles only escaped
the strategy OF two policemen q
hosts OF his friends taking him out
the back end of the tent and dowI
back alley and on 70 a street car
fore the mob knew where he was,
Sunday, Knights Of Mob stlII on the :
''S' A great men-only meeting was
nounced for 1880 p. NJ. The tent '
down but about one thousand n
tsr came inside Of rope stretched aro'
con, the ground and sat on the seats
% the open sunshine. over a thous'
men, women and children stood on
sr outside. When DR.. 'Boles arose
you speak the mob began yelling like
dians. They cursed and swore, b
i,r men and women. They threw 70
o." over into the audience trying to
our the speaker. About six police "
present and made no attempt to arl
e. - fha rnnh One nOifrpman