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The menace., 1915-08-28

In a speech a. reported in the Romisi
press, the Jew. w.Romanist, Goldstein, saio
''The church never favored ehattel slave
ryi" And, "instead Of favoring ehattl
slavery, the church has been the one su-
preme factor in the abolition Of slavery,
etc. Instead Of citing proofs where the
church encouraged the abolition Of slay,
~ and worked toward freedom, thes,
papists find IL easier 20 deny that th
church ever favored slavery; this is q
shifting, shufling, eyading way all Ro
manists have Of disposing Of troublesome
questions. The church always encouraged
slavery, and the church never changes
Right now its own slave pens are filed
10 oyerfiowing with white girl slaves, COZ
signed to their walled.in iron.barred
"Good Shepherd Homes" by Romanize'
judgesl Fleury's Ecclesiastical Histor'
gives examples Of appeals Of bishops ir
the early centuries 10 "the king to use
his anthority-that he would forbid the
seigneurs to hinder the bishops from hay
ing the peasants, who were serfs under
these seigneurs, scourged with rods whc
they deserved ia. "and for q decree
Pope Benedict VIII, ordering the punish
ment Of whip or prison for serfs WI
should attempt 10 acquire property a
free men, "till the church should have
withdrawn all the titles Of the property.
The menace., 1915-08-28
Rem. 8 Hthost San,

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hrastifui palntinr q ''Ckrirf a. tAs
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n kis rigkt had. upoa Ma isft an a.
innecenf lnnb nnf abcut I'm n
sAecp arr gathsr.A IL Il . to.rking
scens but-bsigs tks ptsturs y a.
stFcrti-sment q q Nee Yea rAiooA
fWhcn II Nod q Gocd WinrH an
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And that IL Dot al. On ne rsrcs
q tke eArd IL ths fan ekurcA onlsndar
81 the Rouan Cathclis ekurch- II
"sainn Days" are shoun and tkr
"fcasi and Past nays" are erplaine
In Tie ocntcr-and hciou the crplAna.
tion are tkoas words; 'Caicndars likf
this have heen soid a. twenty Eve
ccuts The nerckar, uho gives you
this calendar FREE deserves your pa
tfonAge.r
OBSERVES YOUR PATRON
ANGEth What sacriicgei To aaao-
cate the Christ and N lesson given
IN the pictured conception Of he lov.
ing kindncu and protecting shelter of
His spirit with the degrading. vrcck.
ing, and despioahle business Of selling
uhiskey Il on q par With Zoo many of
Rome's inconsistencics. Consider the
twin iniquites-Rome and rum.
Gan you WOnder thAi there is preju.
dicef
The menace., 1915-08-28
Syracuse Dherts School Funds

Syracuse, n. Y, IL defying the
constitution and the loyal Ameri-
cans Of that city, By banding over
school money 70 the two Roman
Catholic orphan asylums for the
purpose Of paying school teachers
10 teach the orphans within their
papsl walls.
=. NJ. Martindale Of that city
protested in q letter 10 the Syra-
cuse Posi-StdHdard. whose editor
replies that Il has been the custom
for years to pay teachers in the
two (Roman) Catholic orphan asy-
lums, on the ground that these or
phans are city charges and their
schooling should be paid for out OF
public money.
No child is admitted 10 these
toe-worshipping institutions unless
ready 10 receive Roman Catholic
religious instruction, and why
should the state furnish teachers in
such places when the orphans in
the state orphans home, the 0non-
daga Orphans Home, 60 outside to
the public schools for their instruc-
tion2
II the Madison School and other
schools are adequate for the in
mates OF the non-sectarian schools,
why are the Roman Catholic pu-
pills allowed separate teachers un-
der the jurisdiction Of the local
,,y;oofus
The menace., 1915-08-28

The Hot Springs, Ark, SeniiHel-Ree,
ord, August /, has a little pay advertise
ment which read as follow; "Send your
laundry work to the Sisters Of the Good
Shepherd" These are the places that
need inspection because they are doing
a general laundry. business; because they
are working women and girls without pay
for long hours; because their slaves are
kent WITHIN THE WALLS OF THE
INSTITUTION and denied outside COM
munieation because THEY ARE PRl.
VATE PRISONS TO WHICH PUBLIC
OFFICIALS ARE COMMITTING PUB.
Lie WARDS; because the public DOES
NOT KNOW AND CANNOT KNOW
under what conditions the slaves are
housed and kept and how they are treated
without inspection. Can YOU stand for
THAT
The menace., 1915-08-28

Speaking Of the nuns Of the walledii
converts, one Walsh, writing in Catholic
America, says: The women who thu
set themselves apart from the world, have
always been the teachers and the mode
Of other women" etc. How glad ",
should be that the masculine world does
not take the monk az its "model"l Th6
monks sneak in virgins, hidden in corr
shocks and sheaves Of grain, when they
provision their cloisters; they wine and
dine and never wash their feet from pure
holiness, and thus carry the odor Of sane,
tity together with that Of garlic and
onions on their person. God preserve u'
from such models! -
The menace., 1915-08-28

II you do not believe that the Cath.
olic church and the Catholic press not
only countenanees but encourages rafiies
and such gambling methods, even though
Il is contrary 10 law and a violation Of
tho postal laws 10 advertise them, look
about you. The Tablet (Cath.), Aug.
7, speaking in THE Public Pulse" col
umn Of a certain dealer said this: "lf
you don Z want 10 buy his Catholic books
outright, you can't get away from him
with his 'one TO twenty cents system Of
drawings. The prize Is a Catholic book
and the lucky winner receives q prize
worth winning"
The menace., 1915-08-28
Politics and War

There is no such thing as pleas
ing all the people all the time.
We've never tried Il. II can't be
done, but il there's any one thing
we have done, il is this: We have
told the truth about everybody we
have dealt with, no matter whether
friend OF foe, when occasion seemed
to Justify il in the interest Of free
speech, a free press, special privil-
eyes to none, and the enforcement
Of church and state in fact as we'll
as in name. And you can bank on
our keeping at IL.
Yesterday a letter came to this
office demanding that we stop send
ing the paper TO a certain subscrib-
er because he, the subscriber,
thought We were defending Presi-
dent Wilson's course on the Mexi-
can matter.
Today we received a letter from
one Of our old, tried and heretofore
tireless friends, demanding that we
stop his paper because in his opin-
ion, we have been attacking Presi-
dent Wilson.
Either way we lose. It's a case
OF heads | win, tails you lose. II
We correctly report Mr.. Wilson's
actions when they are in accordance
with our principles, thereby prais.
ing MIN, someone gets mad. II we
correctly report the presidents &C.
tions when they are inimical tc
what we consider the interests OF
the nation, someone gets mad. We
are the target. So be it. But what
about awakening those asleep?
You may believe, in your devo.
ton 10 your own party, that moth.
ing the president does is right
That is not fair, il is not American
it will never bring the right into
power eternal. II you refuse tC
support the paper which dares tC
call a spade a spade, and which ha,
awakened hundreds Of thousands
even perhaps yourself, to the men
ace which popery, American Ro-
man Catholicism, constitutes to
wards this nation, what is going t
be done 10 carry the facts to others
In your own words, you "knov
now how TO vote" your eyes hav,
been opened; but is that all that il
necessary? Is that not a selfsl
view? Will your lone vote stem
the befouling tide Of Romsnisn
which is rolling ever onward to en-
gulf this fair land in its stencil ant
blight? Have you no duty We
unperformed? Can you reacl
every uninformed man in Amer
lea yourself? Don't this bur
den fall upon THE MENACE
Haven't we got to do it IL it's done
Shall Truth convince men Of tn
error Of their ways, or will they b
so hurt by the sound Of it that the,
will let their strength 20 to thei
enemies by inaction along prope
lines? sal ,
II Cardinal Gibbons speaks tn
truth when he says in the CdikoE
Transcript Of August 14th, Use
copy in New Orleans EUeniHg Sta
Of that date) that President WI
son sent Senator Lee 10 confer pitl
me on the 1erioaa situation an
did me the honor TO send By hin
The menace., 1915-08-28

Because some man does not rise u
and defend the iniquitous Roman Cath
TO desperation. In the days Of the In
QUESTION they settled that question IN q
hurry by taking the meanest being in
human form-Torquemada, to do the
odd Jobs This eannibal was eonfessor
TO the Queen of Spain, and had exerted
all his power TO induce her 70 consent to
the persecution of hereties. He won over
QUESTION became all the rage with the
as a loyal son Of the pope usually does
If HE Is ALLOwEDi Then the
QUESTION became all the rage with
church, as II is still, for the church never
changes. But alas, her sorrow Is terrific
becanse she cannot find quite, her dear
son, " Torquemada's equal! She vel
knows her system will reproduce him OF
several Of him, but TO be able to put her
hand on his head right away, and "a
"Arise, blessed son, and do my bidding
that she can't do, hence the grief.
The menace., 1915-08-28

About ls years ago . aS.yoar-old
writer and educator, In the presence Of
dozens Of bull .necked Roman Catho.
Archbishops, bishops and priests was shot
20 death. Eight bullets we're fred into
the young educators bach, by church
and state. That was done In the Phil.
lipine Islands. The victim was Jos
RiEal, a man Of very scholarly affair
mentA who had studied medicine IN
Barcelona, Madrid, Paris and Ber
The papal inquisition had him shot, be.
cause he wrote a book called "Ths
Social Cancer" In which be exposed n
papal corporation in the Philippines. o.
American politicians must have know
about the RiEal assassination but they
kept still about Il just as they did VIII,
church and state In Spain had murdcre'
the educator, ForTer. They were n
afraid Of the Romish church, though, for
they sent Taft over 20 the pope 10 AZ
range for the payment Of nine milliO
dollars 20 the lecherous friars for prof.
erty stolen and swindled from the out
ragged FilipinOs. Rome leaves her slim
trail wherever she sneaks In. Many OF
her unholy wine-bibbers are still infest'
ing those islands, and one Of these 2,
Gently wrote 20 the Americans for none.
as usual and stated that conversion
Of adults Is very rare" and thinks q
people are not kindly disposed toward
the holy grafters. Though RiEal's worn
is not forgotten, Rome is fastening he
greedy talons again in the throat Of thos
unfortunate people
The menace., 1915-08-28
Notice 10 Subscribers

The fact that a great many sui
scriptions TO THE Menace are pal
for by others than the subscribers
themselves, as well a. the fact that
is hard 10 keep track Of the change,
Of address on such an enormous list
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II you are getting more than one
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you would do US a favor IL you wou
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We viii remove the address bearin
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in that manner YOU win run no risk
receiving a less number of copies OF
the paper than you have subscribed
for.
The menace., 1915-08-28

Ia Frun e a. us.nfriss is esing -
nani..a A fsfegn ourrspea3s.i = ~
kt1aknrfsaat Ttafa. ufitHai "Catheln
n.rstuaarirs ars netrsly enirfinG a
nruspapsf frii Eni aatlnE a. aFffsria
i've a.liraus $500 Orisflnns ant sts1
paraa CAlna,s nnt gapas..s n n
"A sAuFcA fn1s u ti8c.a - gnin fest
ksit in th1ns of.snial countrtsti - IA
49, h1ps q hslFing Asrsrf aisag b
ss.tinE ~ ehaf.risrisiloaly kYposfitcs
stais1s.ts q ths etitor e AZ pstlira
tians 10 tAo.s oosntEieA Az he Japaa
go are specially inisilcctual aat ciaiu
. nirrsry e % pg cat, kons oanno
sasily rednos tkoss peopis - hsf go
irrsl 81 iEnorAnos, A.d tka bEings fcrt
anoshef val q DESPAIR frua ne nans
eoFfesposdsuig ''this puhiie, lJapanc.sl
- far a. ths mnsrss are eoncsrned. b
vcd1ed % secular paPers and mAgatihs,,
oftrn Hnti-Catholis IN tous. vkils a..
eausnied CLASSES bciaks tkensslvcs 10 ma
teriAlistie vorks oa scisnos and socioi
ogy." Roms fcsls sore bseauss that n
tea cAa rad and write. In Ronan Catk
olie eountriss tks pahlie schools are kspi
out, for ne saks 81 tAs skurch. Igno
rance remains l0yal 70 Popsry. TAis b
the secret uhy the AmsrieAn cardinals
foughi TIE bin prohibiting TIE admission
into the Uniied States of immigrants uho
could not read or urite. Bot In ths
United states the Romish church doesn 9
lci a little thing like edueaton stand In
her way of making Catholics. Here, "a
has entered the political held, which with
the mircd marriage where the one Cath
olic IL made % sign q contract turninl
an his OF her prospective children ove
% the Romish corporation, and with OUR
INDIFFERENCE and iNDoLENT AT
TiTUDE toward her she hopes 10 win
She ian q discouraged. She is just uaii
ing her chance 10 stretch hcretios on 1
rack and maui them with q croubari
The menace., 1915-08-28

The church IL nov a. shs has always been,
In favor Of slavery-the mentAl and
physical slavery Of mankind.
The menace., 1915-08-28

q EIUINT e ~
sant papg bcunt
locka Rafkg na.
ngts nsn out 81 ~
taiitiug ~ ars gotngl
70 nAhs q sLAC0H'
The menace., 1915-08-28
SLAUGHTER BOOK SALE

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27
ACCUMULATED WEALTH
OF ENGLAND AMPLE TO
PAY WAR CHARGES

tAssociatcd Press CorrespondcHccD
London. OCT o. sir Edward.
Clarke, the great English legal au-
thority. b. Of the opinion hat the ace
cumuli'cd wealth of the couu'rN.
which ne says is amply sufficient Go
pay tor tour or dNe times over tho
estimated cost of .he war" is 1ui ron-
trlhutng bs proper share 90 war
taxes.
There ls n large par Of than .c.
cumulatcd wealth which durine iho
lifetime ct Co. owner pays NOTHING rec
AN tu the national o%xchcuuer. Doe
writes. u refer to the enormous nu
which h. represented by he stn .s ~
works of art furniture, books plate.
china. CLAUS and Iewelry which are 90
De fou1d lu the houses Of we'l-'o-do
people. Tho pleasure and comfort
and the advantage IN social poai,'9n
which man ur Woman dcl yes torl
those Is a. much m annual prom. as
tho dividends would ho 10 .ney were
sold ana the money Invested .u st"'l,'
or shares.
u suegcsl Tina, The own'tt oi prop