The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-06-17
THE .JEFFERSONIAN

as fine an old Christian lady as ever
lived. At the time of Mr. Hender-
sons death he was trying to clear
the city of New Orleans of the muir
derous gang that infested the city at
that time, under the guise of the
pope, but in SO doing brought the dis
pleasure and death upon themselves.
However, his death was fully
avenged, for after the facts were
fully established and his murderers
found not guilty in court, the good
Protestants at last woke up and went
to the old Parish Prison and took out
thirteen of them and hanged them to
lamp and telephone poles, and left
them hanging until late in the night,
as a fair warning to the rest of that
murderous gang. For several days
afterward you could see Dagoes leav-
ing the city by the hundreds-some
on foot, some on boats and some on
trains, and for a time it looked as if
the city would be forever rid of that
awful gang. But as time gradually
wore away, and people somewhat for
got the awful tragedy which caused
the loss Of their beloved Chief, they
gradually drifted back, and now the
papists are as strong IS ever, CIV
ing their order new name,
the knights of Columbus, in or
der to deceive the American peo-
pie, as most people believe that the
knights of Columbus is an order sim
liar to the knights Of Pythias. 1t is
nothing more or less than the La
Malta society. The ring-leader, A.
Senior Macchio, a very wealthy Dago,
owned several ocean-going steamers
the Macchio Line-running be-
tween New Orleans, Honduras and
Central America. He boasted and
Dragged, "They no kill me, me gotta
too mucha money" But he was
served with the same courtesy be-
slowed upon his partners in crime, in
the shape of hemp neck-tie. Justice
was melted out to him the same as it
was to the old shoemaker who
actually did the shooting. However,
the President of the United States
paid to the Pope of Rome $4,000
for the killing of those beloved
Knights Of La Mafias, and washed his
hands and said, "Well done, thou
good and faithful servant; you go
and do likewise"
There is another instance I want
to relate, which happened some years
ago in the city Of Mobile, Ala. Among
very prominent Catholics a man by
the name of Lawrence Lauretta kept
a house of i'll repute right in the cen
ter Of the business district, having
for sale coffee, pies, cakes, cigars
and tobacco, only for blind His
main traffic was White Slavery. He
had rooms over his coffee saloon, and
employed young white girls to enter
tain his customers. To show you
how we'll he succeeded, when he died
and his will was read it was shown
that he had amassed a fortune of
over 100000 cash, besides other
real estate in the city of Mobile. He
divided it equally among his three
children-one boy and two girls
the boy, Mr.. Tennie Levaretta, being
at that time Mayor Of the city of Mo-
bile, and the two girls were raised in
the convent, and to show how low
and degraded this brother beast and
only protector of these two orphan
girls was, he got up and swore in
court that his sisters were not en-
titled to any of their fathers ill-got-
ten gain, as theyWere no more or less
than common prostitutes.
That is a specimen of Catholicism.
The poor girls got nothing, the beast
ly brother got nothing; the court and
the priest between them got it all.
So after all the old Dago, living in
sin, amassing a fortune through the
blood of young innocent girls, did