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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01
JEFFERSOKS DEFINITIONS AND NlOMS OF FREE SOCIETY


nqusosf Fsbie BY passions
stumes To make way for these free inquiry must be ndugsd
everything false Judgment
from
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01
Compel Rome 70 Face Vital Issues

Hence arge patriots permit the enemies of
frce the There he much In the
Roman Catholic religion that yOu ln that "a Hoi on
docs ,HireaA hs jHt liberties Of As
o,Gsas or directly ,sdr,ciy great PracP of
dsmadcy prooA poisct,Hg AID upbu,fag free
iasutioas freedom Of rh and assembly ~
ddy ps today through the organized activity u political
Romsnsm; srsHd ad hberal system Of popular odua
iaouH boHg assaioi by tho Roman
hierarchy, ateris r tAs RoHaa
uh dgg aHd oGcoi
gouemSH especially when systematic campaign being pushed
nation city government by the church
blow constitutional provision that absolute divorce
church uniform treatment Tor all faiths and creesi
uAsH Of TIC Roman Catholic hrraroAy through ds
poW sgio political body dsmoHdRg dbrdgmsa Of free
religious discussion. when knights Columbus
pushing fAyong this attempt tampc undcrfoot
and finally uhen ne faAu scrrtora Of s
rdpai nbcr ssstHg eTisHd the bWouato
Of Substitute democaio % by juTy.
ayocratc srers porer pope csaS,
THEN THE HoUR HAS STRUCK FOR ETERT PATRIOT or
AMERICA WORTHY or THE NAME TO RALLY TO THE DE,
FENSR or IMPgRLED DEMOCRACY AND COMPEL THOSE
WRO ARR THUs WARRIYG on TIM TITAL FEATURES or oUR
FREE GOTERSMENT TO FACE rms ISSUE
We who believe In great principles OF free democracy
which being assai should compel every who asks for
franchise to pledge resoutely attempts
political RomAnm advance the Infamous pApa against which
modern democracy aud i' mighty protest.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01
Chicago Papsts Reveal the True Spirit Of POpe by Week Of Riotng
and Murdeous Assault Upon Patriotic Speakers and Citizens Peace
ably AssembedEvey Means from Threats and Boycottng to
Attempted Murder Used Effort Break Up Patriotic Lectures

my wife tclephoucd the Englcwood sta.
tion.
After q delay Of two hours and
hftecn minutes officers arrived, and after
listening 20 the stories Of my wife and
fIlSI.d- expressed their regrets and bowed
themselves cut.
"Up 20 the present time, Monday,
March G, there have been no arrests. IL
Is the consensus Of opinion among well
informed people In tins district that the
raid on my home and the riot at the
Masonic Temple was the work Of Frank
RacgHns Colts" young hoOdlums
banded into some kind of a club or
athletic association, with rooms At 5snd
and Halstcd streets, and supported by
Frank Raegan, former county commits.
siouer, and now holding .ome Kind of =
political job In the county building. Rae.
gan is the fellow that kept the county
board In an uproar during tAe admins.
tration OF A. A. Mccormick aud who
used 90 throw books across the board
rooms AZ his Republican antagonists. The
spirit Of Reagan Is the spirit Of hi.
"COhs." personally hold Reagan :
Colts responsible for the destruction Of
my home"
Under date Of March 2, W. p. Bigelow,
State Guardian Of the Guardians Of Lib.
erty, furnished this statement for pub
lication;
"The Guardians Of Liberty were hold
ing the hrst of q series Of lectures hy
DR.. Joseph Slattcry, 81 Boston, Mas,
last night, Al Boulevard Mpsonic hall
5Sth and Halsted street, when We were az.
Tackled aud several Of our members
brutally assaulted by q thoroughly or,
gAniSed mob Of hOodmms led BY a Ro.
man Catholic priest.
"In accordance with our policy OF reg.
ulating speakers, the talk was only IN
defense Of the principles Of free speech,
free press and the separation OF church
and state. No religious doctrines were
discussed. We are no Gnti-Catholc orde,
and permit no speaker 10 attack any re.
ligion.
"About ten minutes before the meet.
ing started a crowd of 20 young fellows
rushed our door man IN BODY aad en-
tered the, hall without paying. Our on.
siAls approached then and told them
tAsEs was aa aamissioa o. and % 50 20
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

ing account Of the rioters. with edi.
torial comment thereon in It's issue
Of March IL:
Wednesday evening, March I, n crowd
Of Roman Catholic hoodlums hurled
stones through the windows Of Rev. X
Kcene Ryans home, 56l4 South Green
street. IL was one Of tho most cowardly
and uncalled for crimes ever perpctrated
in Chicago. The act followed a riot a,
Boulevard Masonic hall, 55th and Hal
stcd streets. which was started by q
priest. Bro. RYAN Ia Grand Chaplain of
the Grand Lodge 81 Mssons and pastor
of the Garfield Boulevard Presbyterian
church. At the request Of The AoSoHlc
ChroH'oleT, he wrote the following article
for publication;
''In answer to your request that
give YOU the particulars Of the raid on
my homo Wednesday evening, dRrch l,
| submit the following statement;
"In company with q friend | left Chi,
oago Wednesday morning, March |, for
St. Louis, 20 attend the district school
Of instruction az Belleville MY friend
and l werc at Belleville, Ill., the night
Of the raid. Neither of us knew any
thing about the lecture 20 be given AZ the
Masonic Temple, 55th and Halsted
streets, by Mr.. Slattery until the morn
ing We were leaving the city for 81
Louis NV friend stated to me that the
lecture was 10 he given and that he bal
been warned not 20 attend by q detectivr
from the Englevood police station. ThA,
was the arst either Of us knew about H.
Wednesday night, March l, bcing
prayer meeting. . few Of my neighbor.
and friends were gathered in my home
for prayer and devotion. They werC
sitting in the front parlor listening &c
an exposition Of the scriptures by one OF
the elders of our church. None OF them
knew anything about the SlAtteTy lecture
being given in the Masonic Temple two
blocks away, and none Of my Members OF
officers had anything 10 do with the Civ
ing Of the lecture.
"A Sass ?. m, the sane hour that
the riot started at S5th and Hals,ed
streets. the front windows Of nv home
suddenly crashed in. Stones weighing
three 20 four pounds caved in the win,
dows and showered glass all over my
wife, the children and my friends. Mrs
MeComh An old lady, was struck In the
chest by one of the stones. Mrs. Jordan
was struck on The shoulder and my littlS
girl, 4 years Of age, escaped having her
brains dashed out BY q foar.pound stone
that missed her only a, few inches.
"Tcrror sriekoa, my family and
friends t0ok refuge n tAs kitchen, WIN,
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

VIII MAsons submit quietly 10 the out.
RACES porpetrated during tho last weskf
Are the public officials Of Chicago too
cowArdly 10 give eitirens protection
against thugs and murderers simply be.
cause those criminals are backed BY q
religious sectt
DR.. slAttery had = right 10 leave the
Roman Catholic church. MAsons and
other citizens had q right 10 attend n
meeting to listen 10 . discussion Of the
fundamental principles Of tho govern.
ment Of the United States. To deny this
right will cause serious trouble and tho
RomAnists might a. well get q clear an.
Outstanding Of the situation AZ the out
set.
MAsons demand the right n pcaeeably
assemble without the consent Of the
bishop, archbishop or any other Roman
Catholic dignitAry. Thcy demand that
brute force be destroyed, and free speech
be restored Ia this city.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

the window and buy tiskcts This they
refused 10 do and one of the ring leadeS
reached In his bark pooke, A. II 90 draw
gun. A policeman was called and put
the crowd out,
about hfteen minutes after Dr.
Slsttcry started speaking . dranksn
young fellow interrupted aud the police
put him out after a hard struggle. This
stArtod the main trouble Al this time
about ten young fellows who boasted Of
being Knights Of Columbus attacked one
Of our state ofbccrs and beat him badly.
Repeated efforts were made 70 sc,
the police 10 put out and keep out the
ringlsadcrs, but they shirked their duty
shAmefully, and would not stay In the
hall TO preserve order. One oticer. No,
1885, openly Threatened our leaders In
stead OF tho hOodlums who ATTACKED us.
lie also aided the rioters by shouting
against the speaker. Three plain clothes
men also stood by aud did nothing 10
preserve order,
Just before the meeting closed q
not call was sent in and the leutsnAn,
of police with force Of men arrived on
the scene This, however, did not deter
the crowd who by this time had spread
out to cover an points leading from the
neighboThood.
"Strcct cars were stopped, trolleys
torn down, and our members dragged 90
and beaten, While carrying out their At
tack on our memhers they shouted we
viii teach you Nsaons not 10 hold thcss
meetings rAis may explain the singular
fact that the gentlemen who were
hrutally beaten are prominent MAsons
all being officers, " past officers % Chi
oago lodges, a. ven a. being state Oh
cials Of our order.
"wheu the priest was Asked why Ai'
people attacked . peaceful meeting, hS
said, This s Catholic city and you
have no right 10 bold such meetings
here.
A number Of eve witnesses TO the rot
ing were interviewed by a representative
OF TAs CAroaiclsr. Their statements
agree on the following facts; Firs,, that
iust prior 20 the starting of the aghi
= man valkcd down the Gisle, interrupt
ing the meeting. ustn he vas close q
the platform. Ne then pulled od neck'
sesrf aad diselo.sd Ne fact tAaa - vs'
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01
SHOW THEIR FAITH BY THEIR

the members of his family and those
deyout Christians who happened TO BE- in
attendance al prayer meeting at the
time.
The Grand Chaplain was out OF the
city, but prayer meeting was heing held
at his home. The attack was made fol-
lowing n riot started and directed by a
Roman Catholic priest At hall a short
distance away and was no doubt a part
Of an organized assault ON large mum
her of lAw-abiding aud respected citizens,
many Of whom are Masona
IL seems almost Incredible that q mob
Of men 10 cowardly and 90 utterly de
PRAYED could he ooRgregated together In
this enlightened age. To think OF human
beings calling themselves men aud be.
lievcrs In q Christian religion delibaTate'
" hurting huge stones through the win
dovs Of homo where religious devo,ions
are being conducted can hardly be be
lieved. Yet Il Is an indisputable fact.
Again these human brutes beat men
and women, old aud young, with brass
knucklea and other deadly weapons and
during their murderoua assaults they
kept yelling, Gwen show you MAsOns
that you cant hold meetings In this
ueighboThood, aud again, "0et that
fellow with a Masonic buttou."
These Aoodlums had become incensed.
or, at least, their priostly leader had hc-
come Angered, because an eH.priest was
the chief speaker ~ = meeting, his sub
iect being, Free Speech, Free Press aud
Religious Liberty"
The attach On Fro, RyauI homo Was
evidently q part Of . vell.ma,ured plan
20 not only heat up tAose who attended
the meeting, but also Rev. Ryan and his
family. Policemen assigned TO duty at
the meeting are sAh 70 have sm,lihgly
approved Of the brutal assaults, and one,
Rooney, by nsme, is said 10 have partiei'
patsd in starting the riot
A large number Of policemen wore
present, yet they succeeded in making hu'
one arrest. Whyf II thesc policemen
had not approved ot the eowAr,tly and
murderous acts ot the members OF the
mob, they could have taken do1ens OF
them 10 jail.
The question now arises, What il the
chief Of police going 10 do with thess
policcmens They should be etPelled from
the force for ineftciency and neglect Of
duty. In fact, that would he q very mid
punishment.
The police know he towards whC
hurled stones through Bro. Ryans win
dOwa Win they dare arrest themt
Is Il possible that these Roman Gath
ole hoodlums are 10 b permitted b taks
the Law into thar own hands and tArottl.
The rigAt Of fsss spseeAi
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

The movement in defense Of free
speech and the public schools is to-
day far stronger in the great city Of
Chicago than ever. Nothing has
contributed more to that desirable
end than the disgraceful assaults
perpetrated upon peaceable meet
ings by mobs of priest-led papists.
When THE MENACE tells its read
ers that the so-called Roman Cath
Ollie church is nothing more or less
than a great worldwide political
conspiracy operating under the
guise Of religion, large number OF
honest and well-meaning people are
unable to believe il. Being honest
themselves, they can't conceive Of
50 sacred thing as religion being
prostituted to so ignoble a purpose.
But, when they see a priest-led
mob Of papists breaking into halls
where peaceable assemblies for pa
triotic purposes are being quietly
held; and when they hear the blood
curdling demands Of these frenzied
fanatics for the life Of patriotic
speakers; they then begin to under
stand the meaning Of the message
which THE MENACE has been try
ing for years to deliver TO the Amer
lean people.
Such has been the effect in Chi
cago. Thousands Of Chicago's citi-
zens, formerly Indifferent 10 all in
dictments Of pOpery, have had the
truth forced upon them by the de-
liberate and carefully planned acts
Of the papists and their prelates.
Our charges are proved BY the overt
acts Of our enemy.
In a former MENACE the details
Of the raid on DR.. Slattery's first
Chicago meeting were given. Since
then every obstacle Rome could lie
wise has been employed TO break up
the series Of lectures. Some Of
these schemes were successful: but,
a. a result. DR.. Slattery got a larger
hearing in Chicago than he likely
would have received had the stupid
dupes Of equally stupid paPal agents
b>hsred themselves.
The Masonic ChrOHicler. a Chi
<.a<o publication, gives the follow
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

q Roman Catholic priest, He waved the
scarf ~ . signal and the hght began.
The hoodlums who had forced their way
into the hall were men, not boys, nearly
all Of whom wore Knights Of Columbus
buttons. They beat and kicked men and
women alike until the hall was cleared
and when the unfortunate peaceful eiti'
Ecns reached the street they were there
met by . hOWling mob, who continued 10
beat them. Street car trolleys wore torn
down and men and women dragged from
the cars and badly beaten, IL was one
Of the most disgraccful and unlawful
crimes ever committed In the city of Chi.
oagO. Had the policemen in the hail.
and those Who arrived on the scene later,
exercised even q part Of their power,
they could have disposed OF the mob OF
eowardly hoodlumA 10 far a. known,
only one srres, was madc. Despite the
fact that . largo detachment Of police
were on hand under the command Of
Lieut.. Ennght, . number Of the police
men participated In the riot, A police.
man by the name Of Rooney marched
down the aisle, disturbing the meeting,
and made tAreAtenlAg remarks 20 ths
speakers, while others stood by and
laughed while the mob beat up their
Innocent victims
Another meeting was held At the
Grand Crossing Masonic Temple, Mon
day evening, March 6. The policemen
In the hall did their duty, and thoss out
side did all they could TO quen the mob
but the mob seemed determined 10 mur'
der DR.. slattsry, They weat 20 N,
garage where Dr. SlAtteryS car was sta
toned, and AZ the point Of roVolvers
made his chauffeur consent 10 stop The
machine when be reached the corner Of
7ist street and Cottage Grove avenue
But when he reaehed the corner with Dr.
slattety, his wife and others in the ma,
chine, he put oa full speed In IN efor,
20 get away. Several shots were fired
and one only missed the chauffeur = head
BY IN Inch. That they were bent on
murder was evident.
Indignation among MasOns vs. greai
during the last week when Il became
knOvn that . crowd 81 Roman Catholic
AoOdlums had hurled large stones through
the front windows ef Grand CAaplalI
RyaAs hose saaAAsriAg tAs hrs %
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01
COMPEL ROME TO FACE ISSUE NOW

Aafts fs ~ nah and Jsssoa dsu dosaisd s
yOung rspub nsAhE As insa af srA oppressed uihoa'
IN greatest moral world The family % uaiiona
AbrshAm nsoln suffered dd Jsasrsoh. Prom iAs day %
day of he AssasiuAton, intsras h
du Hhu sandsHsd Ani made tho butt q every manner %
AMI sandcr and oaumny addsi
cruel of % sAooag And culture Ehl his person
ob,c, son,smr by thO unworthy s Bis
sAo-s.
Nov A merely typeAl hsiore examples Illustrating he
Ao.s who face the high demands of awakened us Or e
o. truth invariably sHdo the Always
When possible the cby crushed ny au, ah iuimdatsd ny
vioisncs hu failing h personalities abu spho and attempts
Substitute other issues, marx the campaign of osr who oppose the
truth the and the demands % advancing
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

An eager investigator wishes 10 know
whether an editor Of THT MESAcE has
been indicted for slanderiag the EovoTa'
ment; and whether such person COM
ment. How the silly pape.pushed stories do
persist. No editor of THE MENACE vac
ever indicted for slandering any govern.
ment, and no editor, or employee, %
owner Of THE MESAcr ever committed
suicide. This Is but one Of long scries
Of lies carefully circulated by our split
tongued adveruAries.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

A question and answer IN the Feb, IA
jersey JosrAal, Of Jersey City, n, j., re.
veals the interesting fast that the Els
Clubhouse, the Masonic Temple, the o,id
Fellows Hall, and similar frAteruL and
benevolent institutions of Jersey City are
all taxed; hut that the Catholic Clul
aud the 81 Reter = Club, ere both exempt
from taxation because they are claimed
- church properties BY tAe papd syssem.
Rather nice for pOpery. Ehf
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

1.-The decent, hherty-lOving sitiHens Ot
Chicago ought 10 insist that Mr.. Shat.
tery's lectures be given in The largest
auditorium In the city, even II the state
militia had 20 be called out 70 preserve
order and guarantee The right Of free
speech. The Guardians Of Liberty should
not lst the matter drop but should So
that the guilty PArties are brought 10
feel the iron hand Of the law. "-CAieago
Free NetAodisf.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

The new ambassador from the United
States 10 CAils h papist Joseph shea
is the guntlemaaS name; his residence
Seymour, Ind; and he was aominsted hy
Preident Wilson On March :. The paPise
pres u PlsAssdi are yoat
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

Democracy fosters liberty ut,ssnoe hoiing that every ga,
should e brought before tho bar of Her claim that
IN the eruche Of frc discussion hnd the gold of truA
Doso,sm whsihcr masluading under the of kng.
smpsrOr the tiara % popN vho claims temporal
poTeg oks 10 crush free discussion and divert public aten
tion from the vital
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

LOOK OUT! LOOK HERE!---wHEN YOU MISS Your MEN
suddenly should
n
We wish reader subscriber and friend of this the following
will Of
WEEK =
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

ucaon whero tho omAn church absolute Of
eiucation of tho nation.
u soushnl
Il sealing undsrmins splndd shlal
II interesting call mind the fact that spite tho
anahmas of church and Of the coc government the great French
lived only the French Republic c~tahshed hut
home the idol and hero Of the French nation When be died all
France into and hs funeral the largest the
history - Paris with the exception o that Of Napoleon BonAparto
WHOM hIa hfnnpht HaenA
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

Dsspotsm the uPhodcs of that fears free dussu
the % and all places employ
tactics they obscure the abuse caunny
personalities they strive crush, through
violence they tho intellectual
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01
The Case Of Victor Hugo

When Napoleon ILL., whom Rome loved the faithful of
church. preparing bHy destroy French Republic
honored him. he sought deceive when ho found he could
Hugo hut tho us,rous FrcnhmAn Of tho
tecnih century that time the leading statesmen in the
mcni only refused biray democracy and free institutions but
the powerful and dreaded of tho
Of democracy lie chccrfy accepted exile rather than bc false
liberty which did prevent the mnons Of Napoleon assang him
with of abusive cP,hc They could his terrible
mcut hc,raycr his counthc o.
they hurled or shafts Of ancr and abuse upon the greatest poet
the greatest
century.
Later
popular staran schools Of France the Roman
hierarchy America seeking destroy school system
Victor Hugo again became the for the envenomed hate Of
especially of the Roman hierarchy because % his
ing tho ahlg Of truth the Italy aud the Spain of tho time
showing the hghtg effect Of Catholic
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01
Jefferson and Zoe, Of pemOcracY

When Thomas jefferson thrill Of through throne
desIutc hierarchy tho Old World by writing Declaration
Independence and by his other great uoanccs behalf Of foom
Justice and popular sovereignty and later whom he boldly stood for
the people al forms class rule special prge how
his splendid ia,esmanp and immortal principles and AIioms Of free
society by the enemies o the larger liberty Of human
hi In the dpOtm and the uphodng Of unjust and
irrational the Of immortal truths whom
they position punish by the hcmlock the exile
They poured upon this father Of Modern Democracy aud forc
Of h TINA Of abuse SANDER caumny and
that seldom been euai history In every
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