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The Washington times., 1915-08-01

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The Washington times., 1915-08-01
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The menace., 1915-01-02
THE BIBLE VS.. PoPERY

r u. Grssa, tract distribgior, sfl n
ST. n. n, WAshington, ID. G., sat 70
this oacs Epeclmcns Of literature which
be gives On application. The subjects
treated are; PurgAtory, Romish ldolatry,
The Destruction o. the Huguenots, Mass
vs. Communion, Wicked Inventions, etc.
These theologieal questions hei1ug 70
the religious pres, and are =. matters
Cor The Menace 20 discuss. Our held u
operation is political RomAnism, which
e always busy and, just now, Il hover
ing over the bloody fields of Europe like
buzEArd. When Protestantism op.
poses the pope a. the anti-Christ and
destroys hat false and pagan system
Instead Of nursing the 'bcAEt, the
sooner win the world secure iuterna
tiond peace, and spiritual progress Mr.
Green IL doing = good work In this al
rection and deserves the cooperation Of
men Of faith and action. His endorse
nsnt Of The Menace and appreciation
Of lie work and power is only one Of
Thousands Of praying men and womer
who see the destruction Of the man Of
sin" and the glorious coming Of th'
reign Of righteouEnsss and know ihai
popery is doomed.
The menace., 1915-01-02
II DIDN'T WORK

Pre- spc-rA uizzrAs1 a. Rsekf1ft.
N, d tks 1ino11pla1re - tAs faFltit
uko plE1.si % tkruttls 4, vkr1 ID. A..
raItls ~ barnstt psifistir lertlrsf -
fk1atsipkia, tsiittrei klt lscilra. :. IL
he Reps % Hale A1Fficaf Iks Ma
jcstic naaisf kai besa e1g4gtt a. ths
pians % rirs tks icciure nni q part -
ths rc1tal prios Had bcca Paid d k1lt
~ coatr1rt Tks peefis tsgan q a.
urnhls a. tks sPpoinici tine, tui fczni
he tsoFs lseks1, vkirA h the us1al
mstkod b ukith IN kAiefs ~ or co.
siitaficrai rigka rcsori in thiuk.ug q
tis.cs tbs roics ~ ffce.ion. Whsn ~
tks.Asf Eauagsncut SiosifHsiiy rcfusel
20 opsn ne kgars % tkr ciiiEc1s II
Rockford. he oommiffos u Guardian,
of Eberty uho had paid Cor he rsui
u The thsaisr made arfansfneuts 10 g.
commotats The citinsns uho had gatk
erred % bar The lecture Hni uh0m III
manAg.nsri q tke Msicftie thcaisr tat
~ insalthgly turned doun, a. ID,
ArnoTy, an adjoining building. Dr..
Barnstt thea procceted With The lec
turs, sPeaking 70 a. elihusiAsfic aud
euee 81 about 2,ooo, acoordihg 70 ~
uumbsr q ticksis tAksn ia uumbci
ukieh sIcsstsd The toatihg capacity oi
the "hajsStis" bailding Wbch vi
R0nAzias learn that tksy gain 10th
ag By tAsir fOul plAybi
The menace., 1915-01-02

TIE New Century. q Roman
Catholic weekly Of Washington.
ID. C., recently carried an article
entitled. "The New Bigotry." in
which it urged the seriousness of
the present opposition 20 Roman
ism IN the United States. mention
ing the activities Of the different
secret orders and making the
usual blunder Of chasing the Ma
sonic fraternity with orders spe-
cially designed TO oppose the
eneroaehments Of political Ro-
manism.
Speaking Of Masonry IL SAID
Two million Masons are being
converted 20 the Anti-CAthoie
movement (all their journals are
encouraging this editorially) ,"
And again: Most Of the Ma
sonic papers are decidedly not
encouraging the anti-Catholic
movement editorially. The
NAAnNN AAhtArf n NAAAtE NNAAAMNl
&c some Southern and Scottish
lite weekhes. ~
The New Age. official organ OF
Scottish Rite Masons for the
Southern jurisdiction OF North
America, published al Washing
ton. ID. G., in the November issue
takes the New Century 10 task
for its woozy utterances and
places the blame exactly where il
belongs.
Rome herself has brought about
whatever opposition she is en-
countering in this country, and q
lay the cause at the door oI
Protestant "bigots" is in keeping
with her Jesuitical tactics anC
priestly deception. The New Ag'
infers that Rome has made he
own bed in this country, and tha
she will be forced 10 lie on Il 70
gardless Of consequences. IL says
There are not two million Masons d
tho United States 20 Be converted 9
any program o. any kind, and 20 -.
that "all their journals are encourag
The menace., 1915-01-02

uatzh tAs suahrs tstaszis - tz4 q
!sry u Ctik1il1s. knssi1g ki2 70 y
glliy, Ffsfsrfed artziitl-g In = ear
"a tAs rzrtss q de sk1rtA t1Ek .
rflsss zay es yps q tAs HsEaoaA
slsrIy.
NJ. Rsossse,i aeEEt tAai ~ 49,.
tss IA fara fsrtA "!-st a. zinsts,y =
thsy kai lea lstlrisi ~ Cath1iios g
Fnccihirkss e. rrcss.Ezs ~ Ma.
s1uA" AZ u knFPsrs, ttty ass iue.sisi
ty CEikaiics O. ca,hsliss; G1d - az
g.cfs1zlcd dat Il "a besEurs CatAo.ic'
are he taEergFt tkat Mf. RcotsFe,i Ia,
iaksa he matter -. frrstklzhsrs tsd
MAsous are prossfibsl vhrrersf u,
Czth1l.f ckarsh uakct he Lass hefs
are = fsu words ue printed last Ian
uaTys Auoug al tie rsFuhiies d
~uatk Amsfica, nyt . Eriff Il
i'Cairrrt. a. qsoioi BY the Ssrrea
Heart Erts1, sCoilmha i ths une u
uhich ~ Cathoiic rcligi0n cujoys ~
sfcatcti liberty. Thr Ca'oults Pari,a
lrsf Aaf rrorafiy nnts q iag Prak2d
. isg fAc cEisissos of Ffcruafoary ~ iAd
cauHfft' The Colombian government
prokihiing The very "erisience oi
Froemas1ury, usui Ear bsyond The ac
tion VI the Mexican governors ~ 70
CARDS the practices u Catholicism- Mr.
Roosevelt, koucrcr, did not prOtcsi no
blame the administrator for kcoPinl
iis hands of.
Again, regarding another u hos
LATIN republics, the following n
printed two year. ago, Just altar n
defeat o. = Revolutionary endeayor 4
Ecuador; 'in GuAyaqul the popu
lace, egged on by the Ultramontan
lclsrioal) party, devoted itself 70 ID
assassination, Of the prisoner Gsners
Moutcro, a well known Frceihinkei
president of the dissolved rcvolutionAr
iunin, vas dragged out Of prison an
taken 90 a public street A huge dr.,
already lit, awaited him, and the ger
cral was flung into H. despite his dS'
pefata resistance and cries of korroi
when be- was already half burnt Ahv
hs vas dshed out of the Gre and fun
into a vat hlled with water. He va
then dragged out and thrown back int
the Gre. His martyrdom, before u
end came, lasted more than an hour.
These eases, prohibition Of Mason
IN one instance and atrOdty against
Freethinksr In the other, we're con
J mitted by Catholics. Prescription an
|. atrocity are what Mr.. Roosevelt con
plains ~ In Mexieo, and he would nS
, hesitate 10 condemn them, be says, wei
! MRsons and Frocihinkers the victim
. Yet he was tllsnt In 1919 and 1913, uAs
] they occurred. There was nothing In
, FOR him then, and bis purposs now is n,
. 20 much 20 vindicate religious libort
}. and 10 dCnounce the atrocities -
please the Catholics and At the sau
time, for political reasons, to put u
president in bad light
The sins uhsrewith the face Of N
wilson's administration Is blaeken,
may be many. We are glad they DO n
include a military crusade into Me1i
e as the protector Of Roman Catholic intc
ests.
The menace., 1915-01-02
From III, Vanguard. London.

From The Vanguard, London.
Portugal gives striking evidence Of
the fact that any country that re.
pudiaies RomAnism may count upon
the priests 20 use every effort 70 stir
up strife and revolution. When
Portugal turned out the monks and
nuns, the country nv that their
HOLY % houses were literally
brothels and haunts Of the vilesi Inn
moralities, HOLY 90 nuns we're
nursing children At their breasts,
others we're ready TO take 20 their
beds In childbirth; underground pas.
sagss between the priests and nuns
houses we're found, and when the sol
diers cleared out these Romish cess
pools Of vice the priests fought 70
defend their haunts with rifles, pow
der and shot. But out they bad 70
60, and tho Portuguese literally
stoned the nuns from their shores.
Ever since the JSsuitG have been
Torking 10 bring about tho old condl'
iion Of things On Oct. 20 an Of
fetal statement came from Lisbon
u another attempt, undoubtedly In
stigated by the .Jesultr, 90 overthrow
the young republic, and Romlsh
bishop was arrested and charged with
.eompliaity IN this attempt, which Ike
all others has ended In failure. Lot
our own landf learn tho lesson and
put no trust iH ROme's agents who
are q standing insult ~ British
PFotsstanis, tsrmiHg ~ they DO our
Protestant King and all who are no,
Of their unholy faith, hersties. and
would II they could dethrons King
dsofgs, and put 20 prison and death
ali who TePudiats their pagan Tsli'
Ri0n,
The menace., 1915-01-02
Oregon Catholics Roast Wilson
and Bryan on Mexican POLICY

RACES against the church"
RAnl
We only have twelve subsuis-
sr5 IN tie whole Ms4c.n -
pubhel
could twelve Menace rcstu<
in Mexico sir up AL the troubis
that Rome claims n getng e.
down thsrei
Are these twelve Menace 49,
ties directing the oanpGigzs e
The revoluionists, - this pr1ezt
would have the people bshsvsf
Rotl
Rot Of the rOttsnsst hna. ~
Just the lind the priests Of TIN
country are feeding the peopn
on, and the hnd the fool daily
newspapers haven't any mors
sense than to diGh cut 70 their
subscribers. Why people VIII
spend their hard earned eAsh for
such publications II the mystery
Of the age.
The sum and substance Of al
this hip, hip, hurrAh about Msx-
ico, and this abuse Of the admin
iStrAtion, can be stated In about
half dozen ordinary Newspaper
lines. Rome n mad a. . wet han
because the administration does
not shut The Menace and other
patriotic papers out Of the mails
and stamp out free speech, and
the Mexican muddle gives her .
chance 70 lLmbAst the officials
from another angle. That's all
there Is 70 H.
The menace., 1915-01-02
THE ROOSEVELT ROCKET
EXPLODED

The decadence Of Roosevelt
ism, and the inability Of Teddy
ism longer 70 terrify is indicated
by the cool indifference with
which the Roosevelt Mexican
article has been received by the
American press. While, as might
DO expected, and as was no doubt
intended, papist organs are pro-
claiming Mr.. Roosevelt as Rome's
choice for president Of the United
States in 1915, most papers and
periodicals give the eruption lit
tic or no attention.
Those who do take notice Of the
effort 10 hit President Wilson by
way Of Chihuahua, and curry IA.
vor with the pope's agents, hold
up It's author 30 plainly 10 ridi.
cule that there 10 nothing left Of
his weak argument 10 carefully
planned 10 start something. The
following, from The Truth Seek
or, Of New York, contains tho gist
Of all there is 20 say. Says the
Truth Seeker,
Tho acts committed by tho pSOn Sol.
dlsry against religious persons and
property may be oountod largely as re.
prlsRls for those Of the priests against
their homes and women. Does Mr..
Roosevelt suppose that the priests Of
Mexico have respected the chastity Of the
wives and daughters Of the poonsi Has
hs forgotten the report Of bis commits.
sloner, william II. Taft, on . CORE.
spending class Of the Catholic clergy,
the friars Of the Philippines, against
whose 0nmity no Filipino father or hua.
band was safe II he objected 20 the
dsbauahing Of hia womsnt
This revolt Of the Mexican Catholics
against the priesthood il not without
Gauss. ID IL rsastion. The war has
given than an opportunity 10 fetaliate
on the olsrloais for insults and oppres.
tlons suffered. The atrocities are not
inflicted on q aiaa whose virtues have
made thsm beloved Of The pcopls. Were
the priest popular favoTltcs they would
not noed 10 look 20 another country FOR
protection, but would have defenders at
, home. They have enjoyed tho benef,
Of clergy and been shielded by the do
cree Of the church which forbids that
layman Ehhll lodge . complaint against
I one Of than In q civil court. Among
than there must bs some Ike the Phil
, ippine friars, or sven like that priest
II Panama, the Rev. Father dc Zarate
: who murdered the guardian Of girl h,
: had ssdueod, hocanse the guardian ex
I posed him In his evil life, which hat
, included the rAyishing Of several young
girls. The priest Zarnts could not b,
/, punished. He appeared In court In hli
prlestly habilimsnts, ''his eountsnano,
2 composed 20 reflect an expression oi
/ sacrosanet guilciessness designed {,
The menace., 1915-01-02
CLARK IN Omaha

The Knights Of Luther in Omaha
have secured the services Of Wm. Lloyd
clark, for . series Of six lectures com.
moneing January 18th and closing Jan.
uaIy es. On January 2srd at
0 clock, Mr. Clark will deliver . lecture
TO ladies only and in the evening At
clock he will deliver his famous leo.
turo 70 men only on Roman Theology
and Priesthood Corruptions, entitled
Three Keys to He'll" The Knight,
Of Luther in Omaha are q live bunoh
and they are leaving no stone unturned
make these meetings the greatest pa
trlotic demonstration In the history Of
he city. The speaker has promised hiI
Omaha friends 70 deliver the goods and
II thoro 10 u priest In Omaha who wants
20 defend his pagan system, CLARK still
carries a chip on his shoulder. The com
mltteo In charge extends 70 every patriot
aud lover Of liberty In and near 0mahS
a cordial invitation 10 attsnd thes'
great meetings.
The menace., 1915-01-02
Scottish Rite Masonic Magazine
Answers Charge of Romanists

ine'' sly GzncsiAsis 1sEs-s-i . "a.
Ths Nsu Cs-tsry aysi Ness q
tks MEss1ir Fapsfn are teciletly ~
rrcsafagizg As Ant.Caihcils nstezsli
eili1rially. Ibs uaIgy ditsass 10
fzthsf oontnsi q tCus sozihrrn aHa
scusfisA Hiis vcoki.rs"
Tks Nss Centary anl rlns ~ he
kouan Caikolif uerklsf are dosng mcrr
b. anuatr MasouiC fctliug agalqsi Tier
chuFtk tian al Ctksf ascurics olm.
tnsi Tie rtfsrt1co ia tkr columns
u ths NsH Csntufy q nUn. James y.
RickAFdsua a. "Gn olI ant lCAiholic
tirosn ala mors ta sst Masgls against
d and tks causg ID tcFfucuit tan au1
rrasuf article 10 uEF uuifus. ari II d
had bern true tksfs vas ~ ncci % rfiri
& in that f0rIz-
Tie RouAh CatAols ehursA, thr0lgh
iis priests Ahd lie publirauoHs, s eaitfr
o. rcfp5aubif for ths AntiCaiholc feel
az wkich h beginning 10 Pcryads all
Glasses u AmorioAn eitiEcuA The a.
ihoritiss of the church have Engaged Ia
. var against tks Masonic fraternity
uhieh they style ''Tke Battle AgAins'
FreemasonTy Tksy are trying. AZ thl
public and the Frsemasons believe, q
turn al Masons cut of The public ssr
vice " the government and " the state
and In the face - all this they cKpccl
~ Masous % play the coward, 20 sii
Quietly by, 20 tAy and DO nothing .,
fuhut their attacks
NJ hgoty has entered into American
. politics, Il i the Roman Catholic priests
I the Roman Catholic soeictics, and thcI
1 periodicals which have done t. Thcl
have made possible the existence of anti
Catholic newspapsrt, have furnishe,
them the texts Tor articles arousing th'
citiHenfy against the Roman church AM
| by abusive articles have cmlittcrcd thou
sands Of our fellow eit'Hcns In the ar
ticle We quote, Why should tho New Cen
tury spcak of the anti Catholic move
ment a. "r.6ney dtttatsi' IL is Il
eject 20 call AL those Who believe tha
the church is In politics, NANCY curt.
IL 10 such language a. would warrant on
about whom Il Il used 10 call the lay
4 70 his assistance.
\ Pull the beam out Of your own eye
before speaking Of the mote which
IN your brothers eye Stop your in
tense and active work 10 secure sontrC
Of everything American for Roma
Catholics and you will have no troubl
with snti-Catholie bigoiy or anti. Cath
olic movements.
The menace., 1915-01-02

The above paragraph is taken
from an English publication
called The Vanguard, q recent
copy Of which lies upon our desk.
II would seem that every nation
that has undertaken 10 uncover
the nunneries report conditions
Of the most disgraceful kind.
England, at one time goaded to
an investigation, found these 30.
cret institutions of Rome worse
than what they had been re.
ported. All attempts in America
TO secure an investigation have
been resisted by tho hierarchy
with intense opposition.
The story Of Portugal ~ re-
lated above may give US an inti'
nation as 10 why the papacy Il
so desperately opposed 10 public
investigation Of the hidden mys'
teries Of their holy houses.
The Menace has never supposed
that II was as bad as Portugal
seems TO have disclosed, but GER
tainly there is great reason why
the nuns OF America should bC
saved from such scandals by {
free, open investigation thai
would clear the public mind of al
suspicion and doubt. But IL such
scsndalous things belong to nun
neries and Roman Catholic insti
tutions in Belgium, in England
and in all countries where thes,
institutions have been uncovered
why should Americans think thai
these same institutions existinI
under the same conditions SHOULD
be free from the pollution founC
everywhere clse7
Open up the nunneries. Le'
there be a free and unrestraineC
examination OF every nook anC
corner Of these papal hidini
places, that the women held y Of
N.
how ~ 4 American
ST. smeni Do Iiiey act wisely
In keeping the gates the Amer.
lean nation open n
The menace., 1915-01-02
AWAKENING SLOWLY

From The Gdrol.
At last the American people are be
ing reused from mental slumbeT and
have arrested the political aggression Of
the Church Of Rome. The election held
November viii perhaps convince the
political ring which dOmineers the Cath.
0lic church that no foreign power will
be permitted to- wrest from our people
the liberty bought with the blood Of
our forofathera. And while there Is yet
much indeed 20 be done, our people who
are patriots have just cause 10 rejoice
% the showing made. Because a mum.
.cr Of its tools have failed Of being
elected In a number Of states, the Gath.
olic church, through lis press, howls that
liRotTy Of the American people brought
about this result. II IL quito true that
higotry and intolerance with greed for
political power, hnh usich 10 do with the
awakening Of our people 20 their true
interests II was the bigotry which
stole the govcrnorshlp In the great En-.
plro state from the one chosen by the
sovereign people Of that state and placed
that Office under the direct control Of
the Roman hierarchy. II was the big.
otry expressed at 4 meeting Of Roman.
ste recently by the man placed In the
governors chair (olynn) when he ad.
visod his hearers TO show the fHngs Of
tho lion. II was the bigotry that strivsd
to boost the disreputable Roger Sullivan,
Of Illinois, into the United States sen
ate, tho higotry which is trying 70 con.
troll our public school system and there.
by divert its funds for the maintenance
Of their own parochiRl schools AL this
bigotry has brought about the beginning
Of an uphSaval by drawing the fGngs Of
Glynn, sending Into oblivion q Sullivan
and defeating others Of their stripe IN
order 10 maintain unsullied our govern
mont and Us fres Institutions.
The menace., 1915-01-02
The Priests---POrtugaI's Enemies

by intimidation and fear may be
cleared and protected. These in.
stitutions are an offense TO public
sentiment, are irreligious, i'm.
moral, illegal and ought to be
abolished and the properties made
use Of for the public good.
What are you doing about it,
Write TO your representative and
urge action in the interest oI
helpless womanhood, dccency and
Christian civilization.