The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-04-12
THE eJEFFERS

after all the bad Things they SAID
about him in their Jesuit ruled press,
especially the Chicago Tribune, that
has been blackguarcing him, and
calling on the government for inter-
vention ever since he has had con-
troll, Or been in command in Mexico:
probably the McCOrmicks had some
concessions in Mexico. hemp and
otherwise. The patriotic press has
not mentioned this CarranZa matter.
The writer started something
when he sent the Menace printed
list of the State appropriations for
the hospitals and H. o. G. S. Of
Western Pennsylvania about six, or
seven weeks ago, presume that you
have noticed the articles in question,
the spotlight has been certainly
thrown on Pittsburgh matters in
the three last issues of the Menace,
and will do some good.
Do you think that we have any
rich patriots in this country, I claim
that there amt no sich animal"
The Japanese have a trinity of
three monkeys, that hear no evil, see
no evil, and speak no evil, this re-
minds the writer that the Catholic
parochial schools might adopt a trini-
ty of monkeys for their schools,
labelled, hear no Americanism, see
no Americanism, and speak no
Americanism.
Regarding the Steel Trust, beg to
advise that the writer was connected
with their headquarters Office in
Chicago. when they were organized,
and for about seven years after, and
knows that they do have price din
ners, and that they do fix and con-
troll prices, and when they say they
do not, they lie. Their earning ca
pacity means their ability to combine
and "sandbag" the American con-
sumner, the American public is easy,
for instance:
The Ford automobile sells for
about 1910 f. 0. b., Detroit, and it
costs about $40 to manufacture and
market them. Detroit should be
called the 500 per cent town, on &C
count Of the enormous profits made
in the automobile business.
Typewriters sell for $T00 and it
costs about SIS to make them.
Women's shoes sell for from SIS to
$40 per pair, how can they get that
value in them, is a puzzle to the
writer. These are just few 1nstan-
ces showing how the American peo-
pie are jobbed, when will they wake
up, and consider values before Civ
ing up their money. Bicycles at the
height of the craze" in 1896 sold
for $3.50, better one can be bought
today for from $25 to $50.
The Northern newspapers are
largely to blame for high prices,
they are continually and systematic
caIly educating the public to expect
them, they have we'll laid plan,
they pave the way, they have sized
up the nature of the American people.
These Northern papers are fine tools
for furthering the plans Of all para
sites
The Roman Catholic Hierarchy
makes special efforts to show Ameri-
can war vessels, that have Irish
names, thrown on the screen, at our
moving pictuTs shows: the writer
noticed two Of these recently, namely
Monaghan and O'Brien; fine names
sure for American boats, the two
boats mentioned are torpedo boat
destroyers; why these Irish names
CD Have we run out of American
names. It seems to the writer that,
it would be very appropriate to
identify the Irish Catholics with our
submarines, by having them named
D-74 and so forth, this would signify
that the percentage Of assertions
from the Union Army was "A per
cent Irish Catholics