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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-10-08

Make It thy business to know thy.
self, which is the most difficult lesson
In the world.
The menace., 1914-07-18
IT IS

Feeds on the fear Of her nbjsets.
Il the mother Of tyrAntA
L.nits the liberty Of conscience
BombGrds the citadel Of maiden purity By shAmsfuly
inquiSitive questions a. 70 her virtue.
Robs the poor
Colludes with the liquor interests
Imprisom women for immoral priests.
Murders the priests nlsgtimAis offspring
Tortured hsreios
Burned diSsenters % the stake.
Seeks civil power.
Says marriage outside the church Is adultery.
Calls the children Of non-Catholics bAStardL
Claims the pope cannot
Regards priests holy and Einless.
Claims sole right 70 interpret the Bible.
EFFORTS money by preying the superStitous minds
Demands Of oelbaey from her clergy.
Wrecks homes destroys domestic happiness and
Leads AStrsy through the confessional
Seeks 20 murder patriotic lecturers
Bows down 70 images and prays 10 dead Saints"
Clothes itself with q cloak Of piety.
Assumes priests have power 70 grant Absoution-
Presumes 20 create God out Of bread and wine.
Claims power 10 make water holy"
Says unchristened babies damned.
Endeavor TO wicked criminal his death-bed
through extreme uncion."
Blasphemes the Of Christ.
Attempts 10 usurp divine prerogatves.
Tries 70 suppress the history Of her strooous deeds
suppresses and burns the Bible.
Thinks IL her duty TO exterminate "heretcS"
Brides and dictates TO public officials.
Boycotts business because Of adverse criticism.
Denies freedom Of press right Of free speech and peaceful
assembly.
Wars against public institutions she control
Opposes taxation Of her property.
Encourages the sale Of intoxicating liquor.
The menace., 1914-07-18
A Curious Brand Of Patriotism

III there is sny one claim which our
Romanikt brethren assert more persistent.
ly than another Il is that their parochial
schools graduate patriotic citizens. A
sample Of this Roman.Ameriean brand
OF patriotism has Just been offered 20
public view and is well worthy Of notice.
Mr.. Ernesto Nathan, the well.known ex.
Mayor OF Rome, an energetic worker for
efficiency in city and government, has
been appointed by Italy As its represen.
tative 10 the Panama Pacific Exposition
aud has already arrived in this country.
Our readers may remember that as Mayor
Of Rome this distinguished gentleman
camel more than once into collision with
Pope Plus X. This circumstance has, Of
course, irrespective Of any rights or
wrongs Of the ease, caused him to be
inscribed on the Romanist black. LIST.
Consequently the Jesuit organ Of New
York, 1Hertod, sees in this appointment
q deliberate insult TO the Romanists of
America, their faith, their priests, their
bishops and 10 the Pope, and patrioticaIly
responds: "Have no part with the
Exposition. Lend il no support. Give
Il no encouragement This is the attitude
Of many Catholic societies and many
individuals the country over. Make L
your attitude. Catholic colleges
should not send exhibits. individual
Catholics should even refuse 20 look in
on the Exposition. This should be their
resolve, and they should make II kpoWn
to the directors Of the Exposition. "a
CongTessmen and Senators and railroad
directors" An early answer to this
patriotic call occurred last week at the
Catholic Laymen's League" at Fort
Wadsworth, Staten Island, when over
two thousand laymen unanimously and
GtfhOaf protect passed n resolution brand
ing Nathan as San unprincipled enemy
OF religious liberty" Il. e., of PAnaIis,
politieians) and announcing that the
Laymen s League would boycott the
Exposition
Signor Nathan, meanwhile, has been
heard from, and confesses that he ia
puzzled at this attitude of the would he
bOycotters, seeing that since his arrival
here the Italian Romanists with whom he
has come into contact have been excsn-
honally warm in their welcome ana
hospitality.
He further goes on 10 say, in candid
language, the mildness and reason Of
which Is in striking contrast to the
violence of the Jesuit fulminations
against him:
"But I say, with all the assurance 7
can muster, that am an enemy, and
have always been, Of political partie. that
are based on religion; that is to say, /
am an enemy Of . party wherein religion
u used as an instrument But
The menace., 1914-07-18

defend these privileges and see that
they are handed down to generations
yet to come.
Romanism has disgraced every
land in which she has dominated
and il is my belief that the only
reason we are so slow to see il In
this country is because, until re-
Gently, there have been no publica-
tions with sufficient courage To
tackle the job and persistently keep
il up.
However, / believe that THE
MENACE staff is proving its courage
and ! think that the Amsrioaa peo-
pie surely WN provide the readers
and the greenbacks. o for men in
editorial chairs, pulpits, and public
places with the courage to proclaim
the truth and make this nation truly
great in righteousness and liberty.
IL is because ] believe the men at
the head Of THE MENACE to be such
men that / most sincerely pen this
little note Of approval and apprecia-
tion. May the cause you have es-
poused continue to grip You until
you may complete your part in the
service so wisely given you TO ini-
tiAte.
Personally ] have not done for
The MENACE what I should have
done in the way Of encouraging its
circulation from the pulpit and be-
fore conferences, though I have at
various times preached patriotic
sermons and recommended the paper
as a source Of much needed enlight-
enment.
/ have resolved however. upon
reading your last issue from begin
ming to end, a thing which I have
invariably done with every issue
since becoming q regular reader. 20
encourage in every way the true
cause Of Patriotism and recommend
IHE MENACE as q splendid tonic
along this line. It would be a great
consolation 10 me could I personally
present the great cause Of Patriotism
and Professionalism before every con-
ference in our denomination and see
them all awakened TO the greatest
movement Of many centuries. Re
gardless Of what others may think
The menace., 1914-07-18

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tsifaA snta Csrtainly tka 10 . brAnd
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lng 20 rsfsr 20 a. "curtoas
Tks msrs fat, kgwsref, that The
Jcsuib. uitA al tAsir politioal sagAsiiy,
fesl Strung eaoagh IN this oountfy o
attompt q dictate % the Atminisiraiion
~ 10 uho is 81 Sko 70 rot q b. rcccived
81 pcrt0na eruis b. ths AnericAa peopls,
and 10 snfores thsir ordcrs vith threats
Of The misckisf tkey VII % n not
obsyed, uoud pecn 10 sugges, that the
ordinary eitincn uko vAlues k.t political
liberties might vel be tAking Eiock cf
the tituation, In order h discover on
What gToubds the Jcsuiis think that Euch
= very small tail ran wag sach a very
large dog.-TAs CAsroAlsa, June 20,
1914
The menace., 1914-07-18
Pdtmont

Frea Tie Ckrtsfiaa Sidndard
Thousands viii be eager for some word
on the recent disappearance Of l. r.
Patmont. We viii report at the head Of
this column each week.
No sure word can be spoken now.
Those in control at Detroit are doing all
that can be done. There are reasons Why
the evidence secured should be kept from
the general public. As yet there is little
that eould be said, however, rs those
responsible for the disappearance seem
to have left no tran or clue Evidently
they are skilled performers
II win be assuring TO all to know that
hope is entertained by many that Mr..
Patmont il alive, and may yet be
restored.
The expense Of the search is 50 great
that the committee may soon be ham
pered by lack Of means Interest in the
matter Is intense, and we have no doubt
that all who pray for the deliversnee of
our persecuted brother win be willing 70
help, as they may be able, toward
prosecuting the search. The matter seems
to have been dropped by the newspapers,
but the STANDARD family can depend
upon rs for such facts as may be suit
able for Rskicstion.
The menace., 1914-07-18
Another Protest ARainst Rom,

The Camden, N. j., Baptist Assoeia.
ton IN annual session which adjourned
June 10 passed the following resolutions:
Resolved, that We, the fifty churches
Of the association, numbering nine
thousand members wish 70 remind
President Wilson that Thanksgiving Day
is Of Protestant origin, and that this
mighty Protestant nation resents the
claims Of a non Protestant church 70
assume priority or Official preeminenoe in
the religious celebration Of the day.
Resolved, That we are In harmony
with the Protestant forces Of tho land.
That we express ourselves a. disploased
with the recent permit Of the Secretary
Of the Navy that allowed special service
known as Mass for the Dead on Federal
territory which gave offense 10 the
Protestant commands, and an injustice
to the friends Of Protestant faith.
Resolved, That We protest against
the passage Of the Beuns Bill, which IL
q rank discrimination Of partisan legis-
lAtion, giving special railroad privileges
10 female members Of the Roman Cath.
Ollie orders, and fails 10 recognize the
large number Of splendid women of
Christian workers In Protestant denomi.
nations equally worthy Of special recogui.
ton by virtue OF the general policy Of
the Protestant denomination.
"A protest was also made against th1
recognition OF any partisan dsnomina.
tion."
The menace., 1914-07-18

The Church Of Rome Is nothing
n not . political machine, and the
wsy 10 deal with her is Just as YOU
wUald deal with any other politically
corrupt organization.
In every locality you 60 you vill
find the henchmen OF corrupt nilu'
enc@. the keepers Of aloons, dives
and bawds lined mp with the Ro-
man church in her political actiyi-
ties, and you will find Rome's can
didstes on every ticket in every po-
htical party. IL makes no differ
snoe 10 the church which ticket
wins Just 90 the pope's candidate
lands the plum.
This condition has existed until
Rome's political tools have sur
reptitiously wormed their way into
every ramifcation OF the American
government. They have invaded
the dignifed sanctuaries OF the su-
preme courts Of the states, and the
supreme court OF the United States
they transact the public and private
business Of the president Of the
United States; they dot the senate
chamber and are still more con-
spicuous in the halls Of congress ;
they either cajole or browbeat gov
srnors and state legislatures into
submission, and ordinary county
and municipal officials are as sf.
fectually brought 10 their knees at
the feet Of Rome by the boycott as
were those suspected Of heresy dur
ing the reign Of the Inquisition.
The only influence that has ever
in the least successfully thwarted
the political ambitions Of the
Church Of Rome in American pol
itics is THE MENACE. II has warned
the people Of the danger and aroused
them to duty as they were never
aroused before, and It's efforts are
telling with results at the polls.
Where THE MENACE is freely cir
culated, Roman Catholic candi-
The menace., 1914-07-18
MagLWg:y W

Covington, o., June 25, 1914,
Editor, THE MENACE, Aurora, No.
Gentleman
I know you are burdened with
congratulations aud appreciatiye
words concerning the noble work you
are doing as publishers of THE
MENACE. However, / believe that
words from the heart, even from
friends who are strangers, may
lometimes serve TO strengthen your
determination TO fight 10 a finish q
Eight which is worth fighting.
Unlike many, perhaps, have no
string Of advice or suggestions 10
pfer the men at the head Of TIE
MENACE, believing that men who
have had the direction and ability to
launch q movement so fruitful and
far-reaching ~ amply able 10 push
IT to Q glorious victory.
With this letter, therefore, you
have my warmest commendAtion in
tbe cause you are so well serving. /
believe in all sincerity that the fight
you are making is the greatest since
the days Of Martin Luther, | had
rather have the honor Of launching
the one time Little Menace" 10.
gether with the awakening now
sweeping over this country, than to
have the honor Of any event in reli-
gious or political history since the
days Of the Reformation. ! would
not be understood in this TO plead
perfection in the paper, or TO depre-
ciate the glory due our noble Wash
ington end Lincoln. However, the
cause of THE MENACE is a very sig
niiicant cause, and I believe II all
ProiestdBts and true Amsricans wiI
get back Of this paper, America sDiIl
be sared and blessed. Protestantism
speedily united, and Romdaism, as
u Hov Is, ultimately bdaisked from
the Western HemisPhers. Religious
liberty, free schools, free speech and
a free press, are blessings which
have come 10 stay and il is the sacred
duty Of every patriotic American to
The menace., 1914-07-18
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CLARK. This is q book for mothsra. wives and
dsesass ss RsD.. The s0Ri PgP.:s and .t'e' Of
PRiEsrLY cELIBAoY EXPosED-By Rev.
author shows the result o. the decree tor6iddinr
priests 10 marry. l5c
RERiMScRNCEs or A RKFoRHERg LIFE
by Vim. Lloyd CLARK. Thrilling sEperisnoss
aud hair.brsdth escapes frOs Rouniah bOOdlums
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ooniessor and his eOniessionAl In the x-ray. iso.
THB ROWAN CATHOLIC RIERIRcHT-pr
Thos Z. watson- Tbe book The Jesuits tried to
suppress because "a contains q1estions aaksd -
priests In The con'esaonL Illustrated. tl.oo.
TRE SECRET INSTRUCTIONS o. TEE
gESUfTS-Reprint from Tie Engiish editicn cf
l7f3. Former editions uppressed- ise
TRIAL AND SELF CONVICTION or PoPE
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The menace., 1914-07-18
Tsras Kotsrs---Attention!

The following statement is being cir
culated in your state. Since Mr.. Fergu'
son seems 20 desire the widest possible
publicity In regard TO his connexions
with the Romanists. wo reproduce the
following without comment for the bene'
&c Of the Texas public:
ST. Mary's Church,
=. A. Hickman, Pastor.
Temple, Texas, May goth, 1914
Dear Rev. Father:
True friendship induces me 10 say q
word In favor Of Hon. :. l.. Ferguson,
candidate for governor. | have known
him for years-he is a man Of the high.
cst honor and integrity and none more
No 10 be- governor.
lie is not only a personal friend OF
mine, but n true friend Of our church
and for years one Of its monthly Gen.
erous contributors.
Assuring you kindly that you make
no mistake in supporting Mr.. Ferguson
for this exalted o6iee, am,
Yours cordially,
(Signed) p. A. HICKMAN.
The menace., 1914-07-18
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The menace., 1914-07-18
Ben Johnson of Kentucky

Ben johnson, the Roman Catholic,
Knight Of Columbus, rip roaring con.
gresham from the fourth district Of
Kentucky IL again candidate before the
coming democratic primaries TO succeed
himself.
When the Protestant democrats In
Bens district go 20 the polls TO vote
they should reflect on Mr.. johnson q op.
position to the recently proposed immi.
grafton bills as well as his general Aetiv.
ity in behalf Of the pope Of Rome since
be has had the Office 70 which he is seek.
ing reelection, and govern themselves ac-
eordingly.
The menace., 1914-07-18

o. EEy. Of position or popularity,
of criticism or condemnation, have
always bcsn. am n0u, and alvAys
sEpect 10 b. perfectly fire. and out
spoken for truth and frcrd0m.
Again expressing my dep spPre-
cation Of Jour splondid v0rk. and
nsking you 10 receive this little
Personal message from q Christian
Minister in the active service, ! beg
10 remain,
Youn for q noble cause.
w. A FKEHNAx.
The menace., 1914-07-18
The Hosmer Case

| Catholic editors, writers ard priests
are doing some loud shouting over the
outcome % the Hosmer casc Ia Oregon.
| This IL a wise move on their part for
while the case may b. sndcd 20 far a.
the courts 20, u u not With the American
7 people. aud When the verdict IL rendered
there will be an eloquent silence on the
/ part of the scribblers The history cf
the case has bccn given our readers %
fully that repetition is needless. How.
ever, we call attention 10 the facts that
Hosmor never had a fun and fair trial.
that at the date Of trial, a material
witness was absent without which he
could not safely 90 into court.
The customary motion for continuance
was made and oycr-fuled by the court,
and Hosncr forced % trial AZ once with.
out witnesses for his defense. or n proper
defense being allowed 90 b. made. There
being no defense, only one aide Of the
case, tho prosecution was tried, and Of
course conviction rendered.
Hosmer appealed 20 the supreme Court
of Oregon against the rulings Of the
lower court, depriying him of the oppor.
tuniiy 20 make his defense in court. The
supreme court Of that state decided that
the lower court had the power 70 force
him 20 trial, upheld the previous decision,
dHd did Not % iAio the merits Of the
case az on.
Mr.. Ilosmer never has bad a real trial
IN court, and was simply railroaded 20
jail and the supreme court Of Oregon,
through q teehnieality, upheld the action.
We do not know all about the statutes
and court procedure Of Oregon, but We
DO know that In the greater part Of the
United States man can not he forced
10 trial without reasonable time 20 pro.
cure witnesses, and that a refusal 10
allow n continuance for such q purpose,
by an inferior court, would meet with an
inevitable reversal Of the case.
This case Is probably ended 20 far as
courts are concerned, but the verdict Of
the great American people is yet TO he
rendered and we well know what the
response will be.
In saying this We do not consider that
We are expressing any contempt for the
courts Of Oregon or any other state, but
state facts and let the people give a final
(moral II not legaD judgment.
Every great struggle for the uplift Of
the masses, truth and reform, has had
its martyrs, and II Rome puts Hosmer
in jail she simply puts him on the
pedestal OF fame and his name among
those Of tho immortal heroes Of the
past.
Hosmer never has been tried.
The menace., 1914-07-18
To Ohio Democrats

Timothy s. Hogan, present Attorney
General Of Ohio, is a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for United States
senator. John Brennan is a candidate
for nomination for State Treasurer Of
Ohio on the Democratic ticket. Both Of
these gentlemen are good Roman Cath
olics, politically as well as religiously,
and 1t is up 70 patriotic voters to give
them and all like them proper attention
AZ the primaries on August IL.
The menace., 1914-07-18
THE WAY TO DEFEAT ROME AT THE POLLS

dates who swear allegiance 10 IN,
pope fSt and the American govern.
ment afterwards are being laid or
the shelf.
A case in point is an instance re
lated in q letter Just laid on nv
desk, from Macon, Ca, where q
knight Of Columbus was defeated
for the municipal judgeship two "a
one, Notwithstanding the fact that he
was a candidate TO succeed himself,
This shows the change Of senti.
ment since THB MENACE started,
and the Macon case is only one out
Of thousands.
In some cities, at the last elec-
tons, every Roman Catholic candi-
date was defeated, when such a thing
had never occurred before. The Men,
acc will pulverize Roman Catholic
political ambitions from those Of
constable TO United States senator,
il only given a chance.
The general primaries are at hand,
and the primaries are the place 10 do
the business, and you can do il IL you
will plant MEsAcEs in your COM
munity as you would SOW wheat on
prepared soil. We do not attack
Romish candidates only now and
then. Our space is too limited TO do
more than 10 make an example of
one here and there Just to show the
people the possibilities. The
circulation Of any regular is-
sue viii do. 1t will put the
people to thinking and you can leave
nc to them 10 spot and swat the
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