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The menace., 1915-09-04
The Aims of the Pope in Europe

mark for TIE grced and aVEricc of
the heasi. and the hope q ever
again smancipsting any country
from is blight would be FOREVER
gone.
Il Il the time TO lay down our
arms and quiti
Il tins the moment 10 divide our
forces. even?
Shall all resistance 10 political
Rome stop. upon American soil,
just because there are rumors oi
European surrcnderi
Does Columbia reign or shall Co
lumbus ruleg Which shall Il Be-;
A little more grit, a little more
patience, q little more aggressive
ness, and Uncle Sans loyal Co
horts will have given popery> its
death blow, no matter II every other
nation on the face Of Gods foot
stool bow in abject oovardly sub
mission 10 her empty claims.
Up, boys, and at them. Watch
every ballot boz. Attend 10 every
election, whether primary or final.
Note every move, no matter what
IL connects with, whether school, ju.
dicial or legislative, and the victory
will be yours, and that victory is
what The MENACE is after.
The menace., 1915-09-04

the Good Shepherd and schools.
Let her show by her acts that she
has nothing TO hide or be ashamed
Of. Let her uncover the so-called
prison houses where public charges
are working over laundry for which
Rome collects regular rates despite
the fact that the state or munci-
pality pays the II. o. @. S. a stipu-
lated sum for the maintenance Of
those prisoners. Let her open the
doors Of every cell in every convent,
every monastery and every nun
merry. Let her be open, not secret,
with the conduct Of her institutions
where every inmate is so pure and
good that there is nothing to be
ashamed Of.
Let her unlock the basement
doors Of every church and allow
minute inspection of those base
ment walls and floors.
let each and every one Of her
official organs declare unequivocally,
in good old-fashioned Puritan
English, Wiihout erdsion or mental
reservation, in articles signed by
her several archbishops and cardi-
nails, that she does not believe in the
temporal power Of the pope and will
never attempt 10 revive il; let her
print, in those organs, a def to the
extent Of criticising the pope as the
head Of the Roman Catholic church
because Of his reiteration Of pre-
vious papal "bulls" against Protes-
tant and non-papal governments
let them declare, through the
mouths Of Cardinals Gibbons, Far
lev and 0'Connell, and through the
lips Of every archbishop, that they
love the American public school
system and will never ask for Ro-
man Catholic teachers therein so
long as there is any real question
as TO their loyalty for those schools.
Let Rome do these things, and THE
MENACE will have no further cause
for existence and will close up shop
and quit.
These are the reasons for our ex-
istence, and with all doubt removed
there will be no necessity for our
continuing publication.
What do we hear2
The menace., 1915-09-04
Remaining State Universities

The generally successful attempts
Of popery to obtain executive con-
troll Of state institutions, for politi-
cal and religious" purposes, is
again demonstrated forcibly in the
election Of f. Lyons as president Of
the student body Of that heretofore
reputable and highly respectable
institution, the University Of Texas.
It's downfall from its present high
standard may safely be predicted
under the circumstances.
THE MENACE Of July 10th, di-
lated at some length upon the an
nual report Of the Newman Club, q
Roman Catholic or papal college
| club. We called attention to their
statement regarding the student
body Of the State University, in
that "here are several thousand Of
the choicest youth Of Texas gath
cred together at an impressionable
age, providentially spread out for
our sickle" The report admitted
that the "work influencing non
Catholic students is rather indirect"
but that the University allows a
papal priest to act as a university
professor, with all a professors
privileges, TO give q course Of int
struction in ethics, which is of
course nothing more nor less thaIA
instruction in the Roman CatholicI
religion.
Since then, the time came to elect
university president, which was
Just what Rome was looking for.
The agreeable man for the position,
acceptable to all classes before papal
wire-pulling began to get in its
work, was Myron G.. Blalock, of
Marshall a member Of the Meth
odist church and state representa-
tive.
Mr.. Lyons, however, although
unpopular with the great majority
Of the student body, was put for
ward by the pOpe's club, the New
man club. and Blalock was given TO
understand that if he opposed their
nomination Of Lyons the papists
would cut short his political
career in the town aud county, the
Romanists having Marshall largely
under control. The result was that
Blalock, lacking the grit to tell
Rome to 20 TO, complacently sat
back and allowed Lyons to be nomi-
mated. With the papal adherent in
authority how much easier it is go4
ing to be for popery to WELD that
sickle" upon the ''impressionable)
Texas youth so proyidentially
spread out" for the Roman harvest.
The number of Roman Catholic
youth at the university is i9signiti-
can't, but they are going to run
things hereafter.
The menace., 1915-09-04
Chicago EvangeIists Get Touch of Rome

higher up Immediately took q
hand In H. Four uniformed police
men and three detectives were de-
tailed az the tent and ~ arrests
had been made previous 10 the
Goth, and four more scheduled for
that day.
Chicago can pat herself on the
back over her election Of a mayor.
His being in Office doubtless ae-
counts for the action obtained
higher up"
On being interviewed Rev.
Moore expressed satisfaction over
the outlook. saying he believed the
police had the matter well in hand
at this time. A guard Of seven
policemen has been established in.
definitely.
Rev. Moore In speaking Of the
erroneous report that The Menace
was back Of the movement, said he
wished 20 brand that statement as
a lie, not because he was ashamed
Of that paper but that he was
speaking under the auspices Of the
Association and not connected
with any paper. He declared that
I'VE have met with the most out
rageous treatment and the worst
Of Il Is that fathers and mothers
are urging their children TO com.
init violence towards us. "
Room Only For Catholics
DR.. Moore stated he had evi-
dence that the people are saying,
This is a Catholic neighborhood
and we want none of the Protes-
tant gospel" Thus the world is
given some idea Of what the
United States would enjoy in the
way Of religious liberty IL Rome
ruled the whole roost.
All Of the arrests made are Of
members Of ST. Mary's Roman
Catholic church. The trial on Fri
day resulted in nine being out on
probation. One Of the criminals
failed TO appear claiming typhoid
fever. A friend appeared for one
Of the arrests, a man 35 years old,
offering to furnish an entirely new
tent IL Rev. Moore would drop the
cases. He should not. Rome should
have TO shoulder the results Of her
teachings.
The menace., 1915-09-04
Tag Day Again

Allentown, Pa, citizens should
be prepared for the solicitations
which will be made upon them
September l1th., by the Roman
Catholics of that city, for the hos
pital of the Church of the Sacred
Heart" The papal Golfers contain
millions of gold, wrenched from
both Protestants and Roman Cath
olics the world over, and they are
more able TO sustain their institu-
tions than are any of the citizens
of Allentown to assist them in so
doing.
This Tag Day proposition is
getting pretty well worn out. u
has come 10 be a nuisance in many
cities, where the bold and i'm
modest girls and women. coached
by priests and sisters" button
The menace., 1915-09-04

|" HR business men Who are
.lH members Of the Chicago
lk BvAngelistic Association
has Just received q pretty
fair taste Of what might Be e1.
pootsd BY ProiestAniiEm II Rome
should succeed in her de9rmiRA-
ton 70 make America Roman
Catholic.
The Association has been doing
earnest and highly gratifying
work for the betterment Of hu-
mAnity ever since their organiEa-
ton, and In pursuing their work
raised a tent az the corner Of 3lSt
and Princeton streets, Chicago,
about two weeks ago.
The evangelist, Rev. Robert @.
Moore, with a handful Of Eealous
Christian workers proceeded 20
hold meetings, but from the start
they met the worst kind Of opposi.
ton. The neighborhood is largely
Roman Catholic, and when the
news was circulated that "the
Protestants are coming" the un-
derhanded agents Of popery in
jected the unwarranted cry that
the meetings were being backed
up by The Menace and must be
stopped by ell means. Thus was
bitterness engendered AZ the start.
The above statement and the
call 70 "do away with them" was
made on the steps Of 81. Mary's
Roman Catholic church on Sunday
morning, and il bore early fruit.
For four nights the meeting was
stoned. Rock fell in all directions
and the tent was perforated in
several places. A stone hurled az
the minister struck Mrs. Caroline
Wilcox Of 304l Normal Ave, frac-
turing her arm. The caretaker was
severely bruised and had TO he
taken away for medical treatment.
Not less than ten persons were
hurt by the stones hurled into the
tent.
The menace., 1915-09-04
We Call Their Bluff

II the self-styled champions Of
tolerance who are so persistently
attacking THE MENACE because OF
its fight against political Rome, are
sincere, there is one way they can
obtain the very summit of their de-
sires and obtain that summit quick
ly. 1t is or ought to be an easy
method, in the light Of their sweep
ing general denials Of what We
claim, viz: Roman Catholic sd-
herence TO the belief in the tenn
poral power of the pope; (b) Ro-
man Catholic political activity (;
(c) papal condemnation of demo-
cratic and Protestant governments I;
(d) the determination to supplsnt
the American Public School with
the parochial school, or Roman
Catholic jurisdiction over the pub
lie school; (e) opposition to gov
ernment inspection Of their insti-
tutions.
IL Rome wants THE MENACE TO
90 out Of business, let her prove
these claims false. Let her, instead
of putting up "rewards" for proof
that these things are true, rewards
we have never been able to get our
eyes on for a minute although we
have proven our claims over and
over again, let her stop whsre she
Is IN her political aciirity. Let her
throw open to government inspec-
tion. the doors Of her thousands Of
conyents monasteries, Houses Of
The menace., 1915-09-04

hole and badger every person they
meet TO "buy a tag" As rule
they either lie or deceive, giving
the captured one the idea that the
gift is for "the hospital, " and
where there is a city or Protestant
hospital in a town the people be-
lieve the gift is for that and not
for the papal institution, and they
give freely. amy old way to get
the coin" is the long and short Of
the instructions which the priests
give the girls when they send
them out on this begging expedi.
ton for "church.
The menace., 1915-09-04

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Prcss sAysi "rAs grssf u0sbls vltA n
arsrAgs Pro,astnnt h that h dos noi
taks he tine and trcuhle 10 iHsestigais
and And cut just uhai part ~ Caiholi
ekurch has played In ne history q ths
ucridh progrcas ukAi u kaa tcne O.
adsapoe he intsrcsts 81 god govrrumsnt
that ii has done 30 faiher etncntioa,
sic. ProtssiAnts are taking the tine an,
trosbls % Rad TIM hExAcL Tkey are
vaking up 10 AL the Ronan Cathons
church has done and d Sin Doing. Tksy
arc ieauing, all right
The menace., 1915-09-04

A Spanish magazine, the CdiAolac
Bosasr, of July ~, iss2, esiimatas tho
numhsr Of non-cathohos punished By
CatAolies just from ifsi % isos, as
follovsi "TotAl nunbx ef men and
vunsn burni alive undsr the ministry of
As holy inquisitors general S55SA Total
number burnt IN eng, 1881. Total
numhcr condemned % other punishmeut,
ea5y589. The Americas prelates Try 10
he about the harharity Of The church In
spain, but the spanish Catholics are
proud of their record Who lies, the
American Catholics or the Spanish Cath
oliesi
The menace., 1915-09-04

The officials of the Panama Pacific Ex.
position have asked Cardinal Gibbons to
set the date for a Gibbons Day at the big
show. II is remembered that the Of
ficials extended an invitation to the FED
Grafton Of PatriotN Voters 20 hold thejr
annual convention on the expOsitiJr
grounds but withdrew the inyitat on
order TO make a time and plare for
"holy'i show in by and for the Jesul
fathers. Who said the exposition was n
Romanizedi
The menace., 1915-09-04

Why the Romish prelates are 30 bitter.
" opposed 20 convent inspection laws Is
one Of the holy mysteries Of "Cathol.
icisml" A priest writes that Catholics
don I object 20 an inspection Of their in.
stitutions. lie says; "They are open al.
ways 10 responsible visitors Of any
creed" Then II there Is nothing 10 hide,
why squeal against inspection laws, and
why keep mp the high walls and iron bars
Of couventsi Where there are no skele.
tons in the closets, the bishops should be
proud 10 open the doors Of Romish in.
stitutions 70 the officers Of the lawi A
other institutions employing women and
children for pay or for the education Of
children are open to public inspection but
the Romish church refuses for reasons Of
her own 10 have her institutions open for
public inspectioni
The menace., 1915-09-04

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The menace., 1915-09-04

A travelling salesman vas complaining
that the Catholics WORK the Proiestani'
for all they are worth that Protestant'
will bite At any bait the Catholics present
20 raise funds for their institutions. The
Catholic merchant gives all his patronage
% the Catholic salesman while the Prot
estant merchant is indifferent 20 the Prot
cstant salesman and would as soon Pc
troniIe q knight Of Columbus a. any one
else. The whole secret Of the power Of
the Romish church is that she works for
self alone. II Protesiants take the cue
from her, they can hold the Josuiiieal In.
eubus from becoming too frisky In her
attempt 10 subdue the world.
The menace., 1915-09-04
THIS MAN TELLS
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The menace., 1915-09-04

The littler the trick for landing the
dollar, the better the Romish prelates en-
Joy their camel Not long ago two
church bells were christened in Colorado.
The privilege Of ringing the bells for the
first time was ehaneed on by the men who
serve a great master, the Italian popel
BY this great lottery the underlings OF
the pious pope landed fifty dollars in the
papal treasury. Every copper cent counts
with an institution whose only God l.
MONEY. And Priest Foley asks ne 10
"GaIe at the majestic figure Of the Cath.
Ollie church as she goes marching down
the eenturies!" Yes, GAZE, boys at this
church which claims 10 enlarge your
heart, 4" all the while she is picking your
pocketsl
The menace., 1915-09-04

Since France deereed the separation Of
church and state in 1905, and the church
was no longer 10 be supported by the
state, the bishop and other prelates as.
sented unwillingly but have been revenge
ful ever since. On hearing they ha,
yielded the pope said they had "aeted
like Frenchmen" and he Immediately is
sued an eneyelical declaring that "Tbr
doctrine that the church must be separ.
ated from the state is absolutely false, a
most pernicious erTor, a negation Of th,
supernatural order" The old man
raved impotently while patriotism tri.
umphed over pagan superstition. Not
long ago Cardinal Annette eonseerates
the nation, (Franee) to the Sacred Heart
in the presence bf senator's, deputies,
members Of the academy and every
branch Of national activity, especially che
army and navy" The Romanists hope
that France in her hour Of distress win
50 far forget herself as 10 give popeTy a
chance again, and that is the reason the
French cardinals are performing al sorts
Of monkeyshines II win Be q lot Of
effort wasted II nothing comes Of these
papal snticsi
The menace., 1915-09-04

When the Roman Catholic church is
against any movement, you may put it
down that she fears her worldwide graft
will suffer. Nothing is TOO trifling for
jealous mother church 20 work against !
she sees il will in the least endanger her
hold on the dupes she has under ber
thumb. The reason the church works
against CarranEa is because he Is the
sworn and violent enemy Of the Catholic
church. The Tdbiet says, "He has killed
priests, destroyed churches, closed schools
and sacrilegiously stolen ecclesiastical
property" In Mexico, popery stood in
the way Of free schools, knowing that the
more ignorant the people, the more
easily they can be managed, and pulled
In priest-ridden Spain they had Ferrsi
shot for trying 20 introduce public school.
for the good Of the nation. The papal
clique is back Of all the misery In
the eountriesi You see how they ar,
itching to cause more trouble IN America
The menace., 1915-09-04
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In those countries where there Is union
Of church and state, everything goes
smoothly-for the church. Where there
is no union Of church and state, there are
always some Roman Catholic distur.
banees, just the same. Here, the Cath.
olie church has the absolute administra.
tion Of ten states In the union, the con.
troll Of many public schools in the coun.
try, and her priests are struggling for
absolute power in all the states. Rome
has made up her mind not to stop till
Uncle Sam wears the badge Of the
"Sacrod Heart" She has been trying
70 force IL on France but the government
Of that country has forbidden her soldiers
10 wear the Sacred Heart" " or Catholic
church insignia. This --latest tyranny
as the priests call Il, Of the French gov.
ernment, is to be commended. The least
move by the Romish corporation TO fasten
itself upon any government should b.
watched; not the least concession should
be granted q church that has left as slimy
4 trail as the Roman Catholici
The menace., 1915-09-04
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Police Inactive

The police were called for but
failed 10 answer. After several
fruitless efforts for protection, a
call was made by influential per.
sons at the City Hall and officials
The menace., 1915-09-04
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APPENDICITIS

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The menace., 1915-09-04
Renewed Vigilance

One thing is certain; renewed
vigilance is demanded. This IS no
time 10 relax but the time of all
times to redouble our efforts to ac-
quaint the world, particularly
America, with the character of the
serpent they are warming at the fire
Of brotherly love-. Chilled by the
wintry blast blown from emanci-
pated Portugal, from lukewarm
Italy, from France and first Of all
from England, Romanism had be-
come comparatively dormant. But
the prevailing American spirit of
tolerance and unselfsh brotherly
love has encouraged it in rearing its
head upon American soil, not to re-
tire to its own den but TO strike at
our liberties and crawl into our po-
litical arena there to frighten the
eOwardlY into submission and obtain
control.
With Europe making terms, with
America tainted BY It's foulness,
and frightened by European, capit.
ultstion, the world would be an easy
The menace., 1915-09-04
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