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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-29
Promise Submarine War
Against Suez Canal Boats

"The imperial ottoman govern
ment, considering that the British
government has not fulfilled its OBJ
legations, undertaken toward neutral
powers by the convention of 1883, to
keep no warships in the Suez canal.
but is even now fortifying this canal,
and that the French government.
with hostile itnent against the Otto
man empire. has landed troops in
Egypt, has by these facts been placed
under the necessity of taking military
measures for the protection of it's
imperial territory, of which Egypt
forms a part, and to extend HOSTILE
ties to the Suez canal
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-29
RAY CONSOLIDATED
RESUMES DIVIDEND

NEW YORK, May 2S.-A num-
Der OF copper companies declar-
ed increased dividends today.
The Utah quarterly dividend. one
dollar, an increase of p cents;
Ray Consolidated resumed its
81 II cents quarterly dividend,
which was suspended on ac-
count of the war four months
ago: Nevada Consolidated. quar-
terly dividend. A. IL cents, an
increase of y 1-2c; Butte and
Superior. regular quarterly 70
cents, two and one-half extra.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-29

would render his opinion promptly at
11:5O
! The tension broke for the time being
and the visitors. guards and officials
Slipped down into the mess room and
munched at the tempting lunch which
! the jap chef had provided with a pride
that found no expression in the ranks
of the men who from force of habit sat
! down to dine.
Ii was not time for thought of
food. the paramount question of the
decision was too much in the balance
to permit of counter attraction and ap-
petites were lost to speculation on the
move of the board.
The Swaying Board
So silent is the board behind the
doors of its room that rumor slips out
that they were going to change their
decision, but the closed door tells no
tales and the speculation is but the
fancy of men who are keyed to high
tension awaiting the word that will
start the executions 6r give the con-
demned another respite from their SEN
tences.
What is the matter with the judge
in the Old Pueblos has he found a hard
nut to crack in the problem placed for
his unraveling. or is he writing his
opinion and has he found that the case
must be presented in a lengthy review.
There are thousand and one opinions
as to the cause of the delay that by this
time is making the warden pace the
floor with anxious glances at the 81
lent phone.
A Sion Is Given
But now. 1t is past the hour Of two
and with five men to hang the time is
growing short unless the hours set be-
tween ten and four can be heightened
and the warden calls upon the assist
ing prosecuting attorney who is here.
for an opinion and he leaves the room
to write it, when something tells the
waiting men that there is going to be
a break in the ocean of suspense
Chairman Trott opens the door to the
office and asks for stenOgrapher The
man of the typewriter is a trusty and
the TRUSTEES are all locked in the cells
with the other prisoners. so the guard
must be dispatched for the man and in
the interim speculation breaks loose
like a prairie fire. What is going to
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-29
British Steamer Sunk

FALMOUTH, May 2S.-The new
British steamer Spennymoor was sunk
by a German submarine off Start
Point, orkney Islands. The captain
and five men of the crew were
drowned by the capsizing of a boat
while being launched. The engineer
was badly injured by the bursting of a
shell in the engine room. Twenty three
survivors were landed here.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-29
MEXICANS PROTEST
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

BISBEE. May 2S.-Charges that
General Gales, Carranza commander
of Aqua Prieta, violated American
neutrality by flying a biplane over
American soil while accommodating on
Thursday, was wired in protest by
Villa Consul Perez at NacO to the
state department. Perez mailed Il
full account of the incident to Wash
ingtOn tonight
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-29

ROME, May est is officially an
nounced an Austrian submarine was
sunk by Italian torpedo boats in an en-
agement yesterday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-29

were necessary to do the work and af-
| ter a brier lapse the door opened to
send forth into the corridors the men.
The assembled visitors and members
of the press scanned their faces for
| some tell-tale mark that would re-
veal the twain selected for the task,
but they We're rewarded with a set of
masks that told no stories for these
men who were going to send five fell
low beings into the great unknown be-
cause it was their duty had asked that
their identity be withheld from all
save those who were to be present in
the death chamber and even these We're
pledged to secrecy When the choice had
been made.
A Tense Hour
As the hour of ten approached men
shifted from seat to seat. looked from
the windows, spat, wondered in low
cred tones of each other if United
States Judge Sawtelle, who was to sit
on the petitions for writs of habeas
corpus at Tucson would grant the re-
quests of the attorneys for the con-
demned men, for the board of pardons
while they had made no statement,
were said to be solid for maintaining
their first stand. and the hope that the
friends of the condemned held to in the
United States court was the buoy
upon which they looked to float the
men to a haven of security.
AS the minutes rolled by the tension
was broken only by the order of the
warden to take the final statements of
the men. A clerk accompanied by a
guard slipped silently through the great
sliding gates to return a few moments
later with the will of one of the men,
the only one who was possessed of
enough to will, and statements from
none, for they had nothing to give out
even in this last chance but one to
speak.
The JaneIing Telephone
From time to time the telephone bell
in the office of the warden would ring
and the press and officials looked eX-
pectantly towards it awaiting the word
from Tucson which was generally con-
ceded to be the reason for the pro-
longed silence from the board in an
adjoining room but each succeeding
ring failed to bring the decision and
the minutes slipped into hours. until a
message arrived saying that the judge
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-29
MAKES A M7GnI1''' alv4.
APPEAL FOR AID OF
STARVING MEXICO

Appalling Conditions in the
Southern Republic Bring
Intimation Of Peaceful
Intervention by United
States
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-29
The Drawing of Lots

Shortly after nine o'clock Warden
Simms stepped into an ante room ad-
Joining the office proper and as if by
magic or some preconcerted move the
grim faced guards not on the ram
parts Of the prison filed in by twOs and
threes and the word was passed that
lots would be drawn to determine who
should officiate at the trap. Two men
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A Siqn Is Given

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The menace., 1915-10-23

There is no class of people harder
pressed than the Roman Catholics. They
are baptised into the Romish fold at
birth, some even before. All their lives
they must pay tribute to the priests who
constantly pump into them the supersti-
tion that they must "stand loyal" TO
that self-appointed gang even when they
make mistakes" and uphold their
hands, for il is a terrible thing to be q
clay vessel which holds the powers Of the
priesthood, ''-as one priest said at an
other priests silver jubilee. But priest
ridden people are at last showing some
signs Of life by asking IL taIes would not
be lower elf through eugenies we had
fewer feeble-minded and insane peoplef"
Prelates who think that children, even
though they consist only Of trunk, devoid
Of arms and head, are better than non
existent children, will never agree with
the laity on this question. The church
system precludes any rational discussion
Of the subject Of eugenies. From q non
Catholic point Of view, taxes could be
lowered by taxing all the bachelor pre-
lates along with all the Romish church
property.
The menace., 1915-10-23
Patronize Your Kind

The IntermountaiR Catholic for
August IA, in 4 lengthy editorial on
the priceless gift which makes
Catholics closer to one another than
to those who have wandered away
from the faith Of their forefathers," |"
sums the whole matter up with
these words:
"All things being equal, Catho-
lies should be given the preference.
That is meet and proper. 1t is the
very nature Of things"
The above declaration is the
ending up Of the editorial which
deals at length with the question as
to whom Catholics should patronize,
in the trades and professions.
Very well. Let Protestants and
non-papists do the same thing.
1t has been well known 10 THE
MENACE for a long time that the
Knights Of Columbo were leaving
business friends of many years
standing, because they were not
papists, and turning their trade to
their own kind.
What's the reason the rest Of us
don't practice a little of this same
family consideration?
The menace., 1915-10-23

.--inss 40 ...iE ga aAs Era pians 1.
isar1lar aat FrrIrAlng tArLr fnlns tas
irinu q tAs f.rsy nlllurs q hcafA.ru
vAs I've ln tAs Cnlist et.iu. tAElr esu..
~.
A-aAsi c.fAsurs sfTA-uiuai Iah
fcrsirnsr, NuriA AnrFiu.a. a.A kis ~
foLlsusrs. - uitA intrasil4fls antnr.
~ ant tcitnen an<k q rn1F Fuur
kcmaa tkn4 wka numa a innrh -.
rsurnl1g ~ rti,ri1a uAirA yva kats 80
f1n.st f1F fer huntrri ys.rs tA-ss kafs
ns thsif ualy nssirs tks Ansfic.n taiiar.
ant = rsb yu1 e Four Czihaiis faitk. IN
crtu fhHt in,Fr tkrT nay ~ ala n takr
fncm Vua yuur nafica- Ia a. rtory
~ cula. o. Fhnippl.a a.t rorts Rica
a. ricry q ~ atitnrt ukirA tkry mats
h lpoo - rob 20 Il s@ so "a and
fertile Aors HPsak - yss q Or ruai
n1tiraL
rAs Proierfanis have tAs auanslfy a
nceuring ~ 81 hsinr idolatsrs becauss -
vrnerats ths Motksr q 0od. wko.s nusi
holy uans ~ kan % hsp vhiis yss ia
ear nothsrs lApa
rhsy arruss eur hely rsligion hid
en4a - - ~ tofaIatnNfN 81 nrlnE n
slareu - ths priests. 81 ahszrd dogmas.
q EToie-qus superstitioas. Esd ihsy ac.
cuss us q being fnnaticai and corrupt
Avaksi cafholics q Thercfinai Open
y0ur sycsi Ths priests ID b. thsir koly
pastor are proving Tat uhsy Do not hes
uhen The uolf aPPoara
Let us defsnd cur holy reiieion, ne re-
hgion of Brazil. against the foolish and
diabolical attacks of Proiostauiism. To
Offending cur religion ne are defending
our country.
TO THE CONFLICT Eaeh one In
his place. The PRIEST In the pulpit The
fathers and mothers Of families In tbe
sanctuarics Of their own homos tcaching
their children, their relatives, their god.
childrcn and their servants that Pr0tes-
tAntiEm Il the religion Of Satan, In order
that thsy may not fan within ncach Of ifs
claws; praying and attending the sacra- |
ments in order 10 assure the destruction /
Of this miserable and cursed propaganda. /
the cause of all our unhappiness.
Awake People " Godi Let us swear /
> solemn hate 10 thcse Who bring ne false
Bibles; lct ne not admit them into our |
bones, thus avoiding their friendship. In |
his manner their diabolical propaganda /
viii not have any influence among rs. TO
THE BATTLE.
The menace., 1915-10-23

Those little insects, the ants, are very
much in love with the souls Of those still
smaller insects, the aphides. An ant gets
his living from his "eows" as the ap.
hides owned by the ants are called, just
as the priest gets his from his parish.
toners. The ants never move their
COWS" TO new. pastures till the old is
barren. II the aphides show any signs
of moving 10 new pastures themselves, or
show the least signs Of reform Of any
kind, their masters, the ants, are against
II. When the parishioners are in favor
OF modernism or economic reform the
priests are all against il, hut when the
priests themselves begin TO suffer because
Of barren pastures then they are in
favor Of a change for their flock. Like
the ants they are not unselfsh. They
zee in the change more MONEY for
themselvesl When al last they do advo-
cate cause, the priests are advertised
10 the world as the saviors Of mankindl
One bishop Gallagher, Of Michigan, takes
up the banner Of New Pasturesi' and
shouts from the tag end Of the reform
movement that America is facing a
serious condition Of the working classes
and the inequitahle distribution Of wealth
and that unless the tide is stemmed a
revolution Is certain 30 follow" The
priests work for themselves when they
must, and pretend they are working for
the interest Of their flock.
The menace., 1915-10-23
Political Footprints Of Popery

EzTrH GA u.luhtiua ana Asssr.
wI mlnnt 81 o. ninirna q Rnns
/" ars narnlallnr thrlr feruns ~
HEI a. cnalnnrAt nrainst Au.srlr.n
fn.etuA. Ne AIld s fsfr1saaa.
Ne irfnnous furos sAan h uafsii ~
Pl.cs lss nnp4truliad ~ papal asgs.
skilre n polfiuai tzs.ehsry.
An ~ cuani.g uils % Jeruitry 4
naaust In hsi1s array and IL Knlrhis
e ociznhas plnF - sal pMrt n ~
Eruai en7paiEn sAizh hns foT iis aisssn,
. Maka Anarlra Cafkrlirn
finrsrald mais hs erandsta pay
n ~ ~ sr...r. - eczErr1 zz1 f1lir4
coagrs9uuna Janes A. calnuan wu.f q
fhs ufisrnasf llmif q calgss.1nnzi priti.
lees IN - - ani Ahass - . Analy
vain attsmpt - fnghiea he peopis 81
tkis untion me ruhninion % Rumi.A
dici.tisu ~ stndist uss e nd tAk nd
lnrgs rP&
Ths kn~iaAa Feasratioa sf c.tAols
Socistiss kurled fhcir forces infs ths
political heid under clever cover 81 var.
i0us dssirn 10 dcfcai irgislafiou pccacd
ant desircd by FREE Anericans. And
nov he paTAi pres beasts of the great
xictories sconcd BY Catholic inhnenae In
NeE Vera. Massachusetts, Alabama,
Georgia and other states where Inspection
bills, various sshool mcasurrs, and legs.
lniion prOpOsing abolition of taH encmp-
ten ana nscular appropriations failed b.
oauss of Ronish intrigue and intImidn-
Intimidation.
With an TIE cvidenoe that has appeared
against The hiezrchy In the politicai hcld
u Il nsking 10 much of No 10 innist
that ~ take the priesily palASc, the
hishOp's bunc and cardinal cunning for
All u claims 30 b.. And h cannot BE-
doubted that Rome IL power In politics
an infamous and selhshly eovctous
power trained In devilish dospotinm. II
is this fighting organization of the Ro-
man Catholic church that constitutes the
greatest menace 10 American freedom and
public welfare.
This Is the phhse o. Romish activity
which must bc met with stern resiStAboo
and rigilAnt force. No place is too small
10 escape the attention Of Rome = treaeh.
erous tools and no ofbce too Insignificant
10 an with Romish influence and power.
However wen intentional Roman Cath
olio individuals may be who seck election
10 public Office there is the long arm Of
The church behind them pushing and pull
ing this way and that with all the cum
ming which centuries Of particular train
ing has instilled into the Jesuit minds Of
hose whose Office and duty Il is 70 direct
md control the intricate workings Of
Rome e stupcndous political machine. The
may think he is bound only |
By his own conscience and his own con.
ltituents and may fully intend 70 remain |
oyal 10 his constituency, Catholic and
ION Catholic, and bend every effort 20 |
he common welfare OF all. But the |
,hains are frightened when be steps into |
,fiiee and his very soul Is torn by the |
-ack and wheel Of Rome's political In.
luisition.
II was 20 in Massachusetts, when loyal |
Americans sought 20 stop the plundering |
n public funds by passing a law pro
Aibiting seetarian appropriations. Cath !
The menace., 1915-10-23
Turner Hall Bars Anna Lowry

Miss Anna Lowry delivered a
series Of lectures in the Princess
rink, Spokane, Wash, early in 0c-
tober. She had contracted for the
Turner Hall but when the local
turnverein discovered" that the
lectures we're to be Catholic in
nature the contract was immediate
ly broken, sowing to the large
number Of Catholic members"
1t seems strange that "the nature
Of the lectures" was not known TO
Spokane Catholics as well as nom
Catholics since Miss Lowry is
known from coast to coast as an ex-
nun and anti-Catholic speaker and
writer. The affair has every ap-
pearance Of being framed up for
the purpose Of inconveniencing the
speaker il not intended to utterly
prevent the lectures.
The Roman Catholic members Of
other than Catholic societies have a
pernicious habit of interfering with
business if by such interference
they can prevent truth concerning
Rome from being made public. The
abrogation Of q contract is a small
thing in the eyes of Rome and is
safer than intimidation by bullet or
bludgeon, but the children Of the
Roman Catholic church hesitate at
however desperate and
brutal, to effect intimidation and
forestall exposure.
The menace., 1915-10-23

While the pope IL holding medieval
ceremonies with his minions in the vat
lean, his beloved Children Of the war
ring nations are Warring among them
selves. All sorts Of sore -headedness Il
cropping out among his children and a.
a sort Of mental opiate a-ainst all this
annoyance, the Impoverished pope" to-
gether with his hired men celebrated
In a manner becoming their holinessl
Recently they paraded. Parades always
bring back the fondest memories 70 the
Romish dignitaries: the joyful memories
of inquisition times when the papal
drones marched the victims 20 the stake
and every one turned out, particularly as
the pope gave special indulgences for at
tending the show. Whether there was .
hereto burning this time the correspond.
ent forgot 20 state, neither did be state
what was accomplished. Anyway they
paraded. First came the torch bearers
followed by the inevitable Swiss Guard,
Of some 80 or more men, then Master OF
the Horse, Chief Steward Of the Palace,
Commandant Of the Pontifical Gendarmee,
Regent Of Apostolic treasury, with keysl
then the most titular arehbishops, carry
ing strings Of blessed medals, then the
Major Domo, carrying a tray Of holy
bones, then nine.titled secret alnioner >,
OF the pope, then the fat Saeristan, and
the holy Chamberlain with the cross, and
lastly the pope in his white frock walking
with large strides TO keep up with the
cross and the keysl These we're all male
paraders, not a nun among them, or fe-
male Of any sort. IL was entirely
bachelors performance. It was "edify.
ing" and powerfully triumphant These
paunchy males take the last penny from
the widows and orphans and servant girls
and then get OF shows like this for their
own amusement Nice clowns 10 overrun
Americal
The menace., 1915-10-23
The Yeoman Shield Tries to
Commit Suicide

The Yeomdn Shield, the official
organ published by the Brotherhood
Of American Yeoman, in Des Moines,
Iowa, has evidently jesuit in the
editorial chair, when the real editor
is absent. IL members Of that order
do not resent the abusive article
against THE MENACE, issued recent
" on the eighth page Of the number
for October, 1915, It will be because
there is no patriotism In them and
they are dead to the national crisis.
Why should the Yeondn Shield
be mean and contemplate toward
THE MENACE, when il Rome had its
way such an organization could not
exist without Roman control. The
Knights Of Columbus, a papal insur-
ance company, does not permit a
nom Catholic to join. Indeed, the
pope would not recognize the K. of
C's. until it put into their oath, al
legiance to Romanism and q pledge
to work for the restoration Of the
temporal power Of the pope.
If Mr.. Evans, a good Welsh name,
wrote this screed against THE MEN
ACE. he is a Jesuit in disguise and
ought to be removed. The Yeoman
organization can't exist with two su-
preme authorities, its constitution
and officers, and the pope working
secretly through an oath breaking
membership. Two supreme suthori-
ties controlling its membership is
one too many. Kick the traitors
out.
The menace., 1915-10-23
An Old Order

Chicago, IN, Junior Order United
American Mechanics, Walker Council No.
>, invites all native Americans between
the ages Of sixteen and fifty yearb 10 join.
Parents would DO well BY having their
soma join this order and learn what true
Amerieanism stands for. This organiza-
tiou Is composed Of some Of the most
prominent Americans. Has placed over
thirty thousand Gags over public schools,
and stands for what the flag stands for.
Tho membership is composed Of three
hundred thousand mcmberS A class IL
now forming and I would like 20 hear
from any true-blue American who would
be willing 10 join n reliable order that has
stood the test for over n half century.
DO not write unless interested. Subscrip.
tions for The MENACE taken.
ALLEN b. WALKER, Organizer.
949 w. Randolph Street.
The menace., 1915-10-23


The Illinois State Court, Guardians Of
Liberty Committee on Publicity and Edu-
cation has just issued a neat card about
7 inches by 10 in size which has the
Declaration Of Independence printed up
on one side and the words and music Of
our national hymn, America" printed
on the reverse side. A short note explain.
ing the purpose Of the card and its ap-
propriate uses appears above the song.
These cards are adapted TO use in fra
ternal, patriotic and church meeting and
should inspire new love for America -
and encourage a more general knowledge
and understanding Of the Declaration Of
Independence. Those desiring a supply
Of the cards can secure them by address
ing Suite 1904 Y. NJ. G. A. Bldg, 10
s. LaSalle St., Chicago, III. Prices, S1.00
per hundred, $500 per 500 or $500 per
1000.
The menace., 1915-10-23

Tho trouble is not all centered down
in Arizona where the r. r. companies
refuse 10 carry shipments Of mass wine,
for down in those so-called "heathen" "
countries the priests are facing a great
danger-the mass wine threatens 10 run
shOrtl Says q priest writing from n
foreign country, "The great consolation
Of the poor apostle lost in the wilderness
is the daily offering he makes Of the
body and blood Of our Lord and from Il he
gains strength for the hard labors Of the
day, and courage TO face the adversaries
around him. OF course wine gives
strength. Also courage. The lack Of
these is enough to make the poor priests
give up their missions 10 the heathen
landsl