The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-11-16


If this woman, was under sentence for any
crime, it was criminal for the Roman Church
to hold her in one of their church institutions.
If she was not convict, then the persons
who held her to involuntary labor, in that
Good Shepherd slave-pen have violated the
United States Constitution and Statutes and
they should be prosecuted to the extent of the
law.
The poor wretched victim of Rome's In
ferhal system now lies in the hospital, aoith
broken bGch
DO you suppose, for a minute, that she
would have taken the risk of that Jump from
the upper window, if she were net being kept
a prisoner, against her aciW?
Talk about the efficacy of H06c0s Corpus!
How can these imprisoned unfortunates get
access to loWyers, even if they have money?
Of course they haven't got any money, nor
have they any friends who can finance the
expensive machinery Of the law.
Yet, Bishop Kelley insolently denies the
States right to inspect; and he says that the
ROmsh institutions In his diocese will be
locked, ogai1st the Sovereign State, after the
first inspection shall have been made.
Well, we will see about that.
There IS way to bring even an arrogant
Roman bishop to his senses.
He'll itself might stand one inspection, if
you'd give Satan ample notice beforehand,
and allow him to say where and when you
shall look
My indignant Brother Gambrell says:
Every Baptist will insist that General Funston
has no right to attempt to control the religious
feelings of the soldiers under his command. The
doctrine Of the freedom Of the soul in religion
is dearer than life to Baptists For that in the
how oU C1hD1 tto6 to tho mo f
their goods. They have gone to prison. THEY
HAVE GONE TO THE STAKE. To make certain
Of the freedom of religion, the Baptists led in
securing provision in the Constitution of the
United States forever safeguarding the freedom
Of religion.
Good for Brother j. B. I like red -haired
talk of that kind. don't pretend to be over
stocked with religion. but what / have got is
red-haired and ready to fight in the Old
Cause.
To show you how Funston's discrimination
in favor of the Roman Catholics works
among the soldiers, [ lay before you the fol-
lowing item from last weeks Catholic paper,
The Standard and Times:
Real preparedness was we'll exemplified recently
among the troops at the border when twenty
two men in the uniform Uncle sam has designed
for those who are his first defense presented
themselves to be enrolled soldiers of Christ at
Iut l0et VI Tic hISnC F0F. d. w. SHAW, BlSnOp
Of San Antonio Texas. The Bishop was preparing
to administer the sacrament of confirmation in
st. Girards Church on Sunday October 8, when
the Rev. J. J. OHeFn, chaplain of the Illinois
Seventh Regiment, drove up with his troopers to
the joyful surprise Of the prelate, who had not
been advised of the mems intentions.
The chaplain, who also i'll uniform, briefly
explained to the Bishop the mission which had
brought him and his troopers to the church.
Needless to say Bishop Shaw was delighted and
Immediately added word of instruction for the
benefit Of the men. They were then confirmed.
That morning the twenty-five had attended a
Field Mass at Camp Wilson and received Holy
Communion three of them for the first time.