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The menace., 1917-01-06
ROMAN CARDINAL STRONCD OF

ri AsT month, OF to be specific,
IYlI December II, 1915, Cardinal
IN o'conneil, the youngest member
IG(Y Of the triumvirate Of American
princes Of the monarchisl Roman
church, delivered Q notable address in
Boston before the Roman Catholic Chari
table Organizations in st. Cecilia's Hall.
The Boston press as usual was gener-
ous In meeting the wishes Of the organ
lied propaganda force Of political eccle-
siastical Rome, and accorded liberal
space In recording the cardinals utter
anees. In an extended report in the Bos-
ton Jo1radl Of December 18th, the car
dinal Is reported to have said:
The verld win always want w.Con : l1sUTe Bas1s5;
DOSE OF VIGOROUS, GENUINE, FERVID
AND THOROUGH MEDIAEvALIHM.
Here We have the highest representa-
tive of the pepal sovereign In America
presenting the Roman Catholic remedy
FOR the ills Of civilization, but this was
not all the cardinal said.
Speaking before Roman organization
the prelate permitted himself TO be q
little more frank than Is his wont when
administering a dose Of religious sooth-
ing syrup to sleeping Protestants. Hence
we find him uttering certain things 80
palpably at variance with the truth that
It is impossible to believe that he would
have dared to insult the intelligence Of
his audience if it had been composed Of
people trained to read all sides of all
questions, instead Of one trained to read
only such things as are approved BY the
Roman church. For example we quote
from the JourtaI's laudatory report:
He asserted that systematic campaign Is
under way to FORCE CHARITY OUT OF
THE DICTIONARIES" and contrasted the
outlook upon the world given BY the human
izinE influence Of the church with that pre-
sented By the tendency Of tho "sehoolmasters''
toward uniformity.
The menace., 1917-01-06

How my neighbor worships ID mzt-
ter Of concern to him only; but his at
titude toward American civilization ID 3
matter Of concern to me and to every
other citizen.
The menace., 1917-01-06
Rheunla atisIIl
Rsmarkabls Hcme Cure Given BY One yFhs
HadIt-Hs Wsnts Every eunsrsrto BsnPaA


Yesrs Of awful suffering ana misery ha3<
taught this man, Mark Il. Jackson Of syracusSA
New York, how terrible an enemy TO human hnd3r
pathy with all unfortunates who are within is
grasp. He wants every rheumatic victim to knoE
bow b was cured. Read what be says:
The menace., 1917-01-06
The Keynote Of Two Systems

The keynote Of our liberal democracy
is found in the Declaration bf In
dependence, as the keynote Of the papacy
is found in Boniface's Bull, Undm SGno-
tam. The provisions for safeguarding
and protecting the rights Of all the peo-
pie are set forth in our constitution and
provided for by the great bulwarks OF
modern democracy as found in the con.
stitutional guarantees for freedom Of
speech, freedom Of religious discussion,
freedom Of press and assembly, absolute
divorce of church and state, and in our
magnificent non-sectarian educational
system. All these distinguished glories
Of democracy are in direct opposition to
the papal system Of government and have
been condemned In sweeping terms by
the last three popes Of Rome.
Is America ready 70 surrender the
Declaration Of Independence for UaSm
SGnotami Are we ready to exchange
Thomas Jefferson, George Washington,
Benjamin Franklin and Abraham Lincoln
with all that they taught, lived and rep
resented for Innocent III, Dominin, King
John and Boniface vITti This Ii ths
question in tho nutshell which Cardinal
o o'Connell raises when he presUibes fol-
the ills Of the present . "good strong
dose Of vigorous, genuine, fervid and
thorough mediaevalism.
The menace., 1917-01-06
500 MEN WANTED

at once for Motormen and Conductors. Salary
$50 70 500 monthly experiences unnecessary.
Send stamp for application blank. stating age.
Address Manager. BLOT Dwight Bldg,
Kansaa City. No.
The menace., 1917-01-06

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gentlemen, many wealthy and handsome. Inn
prove yourself By corresponding with opposite
san. ell parts Of world. Biggest, best, clean
est. Oldest correspondence paper. Free COPY.
"PARADOX.s Dept. eS, Bsrwyn. Ill.
The menace., 1917-01-06
Bearing False Witness About
American Charity

An intelligent American has only to
remember how instantly and with what
unprecedented generosity Protestant
America responded to the cry Of stricken
Roman Catholic Belgium when that cry
flashed over the waters, to realize the
falsity Of the above statement. Every
intelligent American knows that never in
history has there been nation % quick
to respond or 90 nobly generous as tho
United States uhenever ond wh6rovsr, at
hons or abroad, the ory from a stricken
oommSnity or land has been heard. Wit
ness Galveston ct the time OF the food.
Witness Johnstown in the time Of her
great disaster. Think of the instant and
generous response some years ago to
stricken Armenia, and remember the
wholesale aid poured out to meet the
need Of the Balkan states before the
present world war. Let the mind Of the
reader sweep the past fifty years, and he
will be unable to recall single instance
where the cry for help has gone forth
for the aid Of Christian or pagan, Prot
estant or Catholic, white or black, when
the United States has not been ready to
respond in most unprecedentedly gen.
erous manner.
Nor is it In the spontaneous cries for
help that the uniform iberality and
noble charity Of our Protestant demoe'
racy is more in evidence than IN the com.
prehensivo, persistent, and determined
Dork for tho needy and tho suffering in
our great cities and elsewhers Where need
IS manifest. True, hand in hand with
this ceaseless and systematic palliative
work, modern democracy offends the
papal hierarchy by seeking to abolish
unlimited poverty and secure noble jus
tice for al the people while making the
schoolmaster mighty uplifting and en-
tightening power, and universal non-sec
tartan education a potent, Ight'bearint
influence for upward struggling human
| ity. And these things Rome hates.
The menace., 1917-01-06
CATARRH OF HEAD

Worst CGses cured while you sleep. late
Discovery, from Pinsy Woods Of South. No
Spraying. No Atomizer, No Dope. Ask your
Druggist or send One Dollar for Bottle which
The menace., 1917-01-06
APPEN DICITIS

n you have been threatened OF have GALL
STONES. INDIGESTION. GAS or EREE
valuable Book Of Information. L. B. BOW.
EIH, Dspt E-se, 40 8. Dearborn St Chicago.
The menace., 1917-01-06
Scientific Uniformity VS.. Catholic
Uniformity

Tbs eontsmpt Of the mediasval mind of
Cardinal o'Counsll for the "school-
niastsrs" 10 most Married In this address.
He snsars at the schoolmasters tendency
TO promote uniformity" yet he must
know that In all the wide world there Is
no power working 20 desperately to pro-
duee compulsory uniformity a. the Ro.
man Catholic church, and that to secure
this compulsory conformity in the past
ages, this same Roman Catholic church
promoted persecution, and practiced
hendish tortures and wholesale murders
unparalleled In the worlds history.
Again this cardinal with the mediasval
mind 10 represented in the Journal as
saying;
II the sehselmastsS can have his way, the
beauty Of human LIFE will consist In putting
us all On perfectly aymmetrical benches be-
fore him and getting NJ al 10 reeite In per-
feet unsnimity. the multiplication table. hrst
plete relaxation from this somewhat fatigu-
Ing task. we sheSYA. at perfectly exact inter-
walls, be allowed 70 rise In our places, our
hands By eur sides. and eur heels well To-
gsthsr. and say with. perfectly. regulated
ass .h ".u TI ths IU.a:c. u.S,SS,,s %ass
had his perfect ehanesl
New We are In real danger Of this sort Of
thing IN American Life unless We are well
on guard.
Bearing False Witness About Our
Educators
The magnificent non-sectarian public
school system Of America, the noble state
universities, the really great educational
institutions such as Harvard, Yale, Johr
Hopkins, Cornell, Columbia, and Prince
ton answer this criticism so completely
that its naked falsity is apparent t
everyone familiar with the educationa
activities Of our great Protestant democ
racy. Everyone whose mind has not beer
hopelessly dwarfed and stunted by tn,
mediaevalism 80 dear to the Roman
church, knows that the cardinals crit
cism as cited above is as wide OF tn,
truth as it is characteristics Of the reck
less present-day Roman Catholic propa
ganda being carried forward by tn
Jesuitical special pleaders in charge o.
the campaign to make America dominant
ly Roman Catholic.
Misrepresents Our Social Worker
The serious attempt to prevent our ma
tion becoming a Spain or q Mexic
through the Catholic brand Of social sery
ice, the broad, thoughtful, effective ef
forts to reach root causes Of social evil
and to remove all aRiHvited povert,
through fundamental measures b
public and private co-operation-thi
splendid ideal which is being worked ou
by our noble Protestant democracy call
forth this sneering criticism from tn
cardinal who worships at the shrine o
the Middle Ages:
when . eommuhity is % occupied us I
ina aER ~ human Rrpblsms y The pm
.
The menace., 1917-01-06
Mediaevalism Or Modern Demo
racy

Here then, we have not only Q picture
Of the dominant teachings and actions
Of the dominant pspacy during the mo,
diaeval period, but such q glimpse Of the
ingredients that must necessarily COM
pose this "strong dose" Of the car
dinals that we are in Q position to judge
whether tho physician ID . safe prao-
ticioner to prescribe for any real or I'M
aginary ailment that affects our govern
ment and other nations at the present
time. Our government is diametrically
opposed to the papal theory Of rulei as
much 80 as mediaevalism i opposed to
modern democracy. The two theories OF
government are mutually exclusive. The
flower Of one is known as the Dark Ages
The flower Of the other is modern ad'
vancing civilization as found in the more
liberal lands.
The menace., 1917-01-06
Mediaevalism, or the Middle Ages

The historical division known as the
Middle Ages, is broadly speaking, the
time between the year 500 and 1900,
though most frequently used to designate
the period between 800 and 1900 years,
as it was, roughly speaking, the year 500
that marked the inrush Of the barbarian
The menace., 1917-01-06

whenever the pope speaks, hs SPEAKS a.
God himsalf On earth, can Wish 70 go
Into our age and land the
bhghting rule Of the pspsey which was
the master characteristics Of mediasvalism
between the tenth and fifteenth centuries.
WIS Bull Imam
Eanctam
Erhibit No. 5. But perhaps the
browning glory for the papal mind Of the
mediaeval era was found in the great his
toric Bull anam SanctIm Of Pope Boni-
face VIII who reigned from 1894 to
1903. This Bull uttered by the man who
10 all loyal Catholics stands In the place
Of God Almighty Is perhaps the most
candid presentation Of the Roman
Of the true relation Of church
and state that has found expression in
any e1 cathedrG utterance Of Roman
pontiff. It stands forth in the period Of
for which Cardinal o Con
nell sighs, as lofty Alpine peak.
In this Bull we have the following
teachings coming from the man who to
the cardinal and all other loyal Catholics,
stands in the place of God himself:
The one and only church has one body and
one head. mot two heads like . monster, vis..
Christ and the vicar Of Christ. PETER AND
PETERS SUCCESSOR. We are instructed
by the Gospels that there are In his power
two swords. viz. he spiritual and the tenn
pOrai. =" Therefore. BOTH are in the
power Of the church, BOTH THE SPIRIT
UAL AND THE MATERIAL SWORD. But
this Is to be welded for the church, that BY the
church; that By the hand Of the priest. thi.
THE NOD AND PATIENCE OF THE
BE UNDER SWORD, AND THE TEMPOR;
AL AUTHORITY SHOULD BE SUBJECT
TO THE SPIRITUAL; for when the apostle
says There ID no power except from God
QRom. XlII;D: they are not ordained ex-
eept sword be under sword. For on the
testimony Of truth. the spiritual Dewsr ha.
to institute the earthly. and to judge II u
Il Il not good. - whoever, therefore,
resists this power, thus ordained hy God
resists the ordination Of God; unless hs
feigns that there are two principles, like
Maniehaeus, which We judge false and her
etieal, because, on the testimony Of Moses
God did not create the heavens and the earth
In several principles but In ens principle
lCen. 1iO. Thsn. 10 BE SU1JECI 10 THE
ROMAN P0NTIFF, WE DECLARE, DE
FINE, AND PRONOUNCE TO BR ALSO,
LUTELY NECESSARY TO EVERY HUMAN
CREATURE TO SALVATION. g..
The menace., 1917-01-06
GET A Feather BED FREE

We viii positively give you big. Esw Feather
Bed absolutely FREE. Write today for full par
ticulars. Southern Feather and Pillow Co.,
DEPT. ffe GREKNsB0Ro. N. O.
The menace., 1917-01-06
RHEUMATISM CURED

/ viii gladly send Free TO any sufferer an
Herbal Recipe that Completely Cured me OF
W. r. SUTTON. 2ss0 Magnolia Ays- Los
Angeies, Calf.
The menace., 1917-01-06

HAVE FRIENDS. swec
Membership printed INN
Card Rxshspse Run
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-23

in the
issued M extra votes be secured for combination $1,000
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-23
GERMAN RAIDER
MAY BE LOOSE
IN INDIAN SEA
Japanese Squadron Under the.
Command of Admiral 0guri,
Brother of HonoIulan, Patrols.
Ocean
Especial Gable tn Nlppu nib


TOXIC, Japan, Oct. 23.-That there
may be German raider loose in the
Indian ocean and preying upon the AL
lies shipping is one of the theories
advanced here today for the failure
of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner
Hitaehi Maru, to be heard from in a
month today. The liner vas yesterday
given. up by the owners as probably
lost. -. ~.
The Hitachi Martl, on the regular
run to London, via South Africa, sailed
September "a from Colombo, Ceylon,
for Delagoa Bay, Portuguese East AT.
RIGA, where she was due to arrive on
October 1.
Since the famous adventure of the
Emden, the Indian ocean was more
than once reported as dangerous to
the navigation of the Allies vessels.
Many British steamers as we'll as
few Japanese vessels have been de.
stroyed by striking floating mines.
r. A powerful Japanese squadron un.
der the command of Vice Admiral K.
Oguri, brother of DR.. l. Mori Of
Honolulu, is patroling the Indian
ocean, having been sent there early in
April If there is now any Hun raider
operating in the Indian ocean it is be-
lieyed here that it will be run down
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-23
ARGUE MOTION
FOR REMAND OF
IL. LITIGATION

Argument which closed in federal
court at 5:45 o'clock yesterday after
noon failed to straighten out the
tangle of Jurisdiction surrounding the
Inter-Island public utilities commits
sion litigation. The argument was on
a motion by the commission to re-
mand the proceedings back to the cir
cult court, where they originated.
Further argument is scheduled to be-
gin at o'clock tomorrow morning be-
fore Federal Judge Vaughan.
After a circuit court clerk had GER
titled to the record, apparently with
out the knowledge of the court, the
case was taken to federal court last
Saturday afternoon on motion to dis
miss the temporary injunction suit,
formerly issued out of circuit court,
TO enjoin the steamship company from
refusing to obey an ordertof the COM
mission commanding 1t to return TO
the scedule of rates effective in 1916
AS Attorney Robert w. Breckons
put it yesterday afternoon, the steam
ship company is between the devil
and the deep sea-" On one hand it is
compelled to obey the temporary in.
junction and return to the 1916 rates,
which it has done. On the other hand
its new schedule OF higher rates, to
have gone into effect October 10, have
been approved by the federal shipping
board and under the law, the company
cannot reduce or otherwise change
these rates without the approval OF
the hoard.
When the case was called up before
Federal Judge Vaughan yesterday
afternoon, counsel for the commission
announced that it was not quite ready
to present the motion to remand the
proceedings back to the territorial
court. Judge E. ~ Watson branded
the litigation as an old controversy
between public utility corporation
and the public. or words to that eff.
feet, whereupon the three attorneys
for the steamship company smiled.
Judge Watson argued briefly to the
effect that the bond of the Inter-
Island in bringing the case to the U. s.
court waa not sufficient, declaring 1t
had not been signed by both surety
and principal; that is, that the Inter
Island had not signed. The steamship
company apparently maintains the
stand that certain phases of the liti-
cation have been removed from cir
cult court, while the commission
maintains they are not.
Attorney ID. L. Wilmington arguer
for the steamship company yesterday
and may argue further to-
morning. Attorneys Watson
and G. F. Clemens will probably have
something further to say.
Judge Vaughan has not yet ruled on
the question of whether the litigation
is properly before the federal court.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-23
S WISS
BORDER
j. CLOSED
Vienna and Other Cities Scene.
of Riots as Protest Against
Food Conditions; Munition.
Factories are Wrecked and.
Women BattIed BY Military
tAssociased Press By Q. s. naval wirelsss.l

(Associated Press ~ y. ,. NaVa Wtfeiess.D
i ONDON, Eng, Oct. 3D.
l. Austria is in the throes of
internal strife. So serious is
the situation that the frontier
to SA1tzerland today was or
Sdered closed to prevent refu-
gees from crossing the border
and to conceal the full nature
and seriousness of the dis
orders.
Meager reports leaking through tell
of serious outbreaks in the course OF
which munition plants have been
wrecked.
AS protest against food conditions,
riots have taken place in Vienna,
Pressburg. Bfunn, Laibash. Women
participated in the demonstration. Po-
lice and reserves were called out to
suppress the rioters and during, the
clash between the military and Civil
lians many women were injured. In
some OF the cities civilians were shot
down by the police and the military
who were ordered to take extra
measures to suppress the outbreaks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-23
HOME GARDEN
CONTEST PLAN
OF FOOD BOARD
Pupils Throughout Territory
Will Be Urged to Enter; First
Prizes Will Be Trips to Homo
lulu and Probably Volcano

Plans for a home garden contest in
which all the school children of Ha-
vail will be urged to take part have
been announced by the territorial
food commission through ]. f. Child,
assistant executive officer. The con-
test is scheduled to begin January l.,
and will end the last week in June.
Each garden entered in the contest
must comprise 100 square feet and not
more than six or less than three diff
ferent kinds of vegetables must be
grown. 1t is planned to divide Oahu.
Hawaii, Maui and Kauai into six dis
tricts each. thus making six first and
six second prizes on each island. The
first prizes for the winners on the
other islands will be trips to Honolulu,
il is announced, and the Oahu children
winning first prizes will probably be
given trip to the volcano or TO some
other place of interest outside OF
Honolulu. i. Z.
The commission will select commit.
CONTINUED on page fiveJ
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-23
BODY
FROM JAPANTO
stop IN CITY

The Japanese financial and econo-
mic commission to the United States,
headed by Baron T. Megata, mem
Der of house of.peers of the Japanese
diet, is due here this week.
Consul-Gen. r. Moroi will give an
informal dinner in honor of the com.
mission at the official residence on
Nuuanu street Thursday night, while
japanese bankers of Honolulu are
planning to give a luncheon, Thurs
day noon, to the commission. r.
The purpose of the commission in
visiting the United States is to discuss
with the proper American authorities
all such problems which concern the
two countries financially and econ
omicaily. The Japanese government
expects that the visit of this com.
mission to America will materially
help the two. countries financially in
carrying the war against the Prussian
militarism. -. .~" -.
The commission is to stay in the
United States three months, +.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-23
2 new TYPHOID
CASES APPEAR

Two more cases Of supposed tvpheid
were reported to the board of heath
today, according to d.. j. ). b, Pratt,
president These were from Wanna
Ralo and Wahiawa and were both Of
Filipinos The latter Gaze originated
at Cashier where the victim hal been
at work. -.
Sanitary Engineer Fred 0hrt has
not yet completed mis- tests Of Nunaru
water, though inspections made thus
far show negative Iesnit5 fer typhoid
investigation Each reservoir will be
given a thorough investigation, DR..
Pratt says, and after that The various
water districts will be tested oat.
Thirteen cases from Schofield Bar
racks were in the department hospital
yesterday afternoon It is said that
these patients are not affected with
the general lassitude that generally is
noticeable among persons sick from
typhoid, which raaKes physicians le-
Iieve that the disease here is not gen
orally so serious as 10 often found
elsewhere
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JAPAN ADOPTS
MILITARY CORPS
tspecial cable : Nipps JIiil

TOXIC, Japan, Oct. 23.-Adoption
by the Japanese army of the military
corps system to strengthen the eff
cheney of the army, was today an
nounced by Lieut.. Gen. K. Oshima,
minister of war.
According to the announcement
every two military divisions will form
a corps to be commanded by gem
eral The division which is COM
manded by lieutenant general now
consists Of four regiments, but under
the new system 1t will be reduced 60
three regiments. The personnels of
regiment will be increased in num-
Der in order that there might be no
deficiency in the military status Of .
division.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-23
BRITISH CRUISER
SUNK U.BOAT
associated Press By o. naval wirsless.I

ASSOCIATED Press by o. Naval wirsless.I
LONDON, Eng, Oct. 23.-The ad.
miralty tonight issued the statement
that the merchant-eruiser Drama has
fallen a victim to a Hun submarine,
having been torpedoed and sunk in
the war zone
A destroyer is also reported as hay.
ing been sunk in collision.
There were no lives lost and no
one was injured when the Drama WAS
sunk, according to a later announces
ment by the admiralty.
. The Drama (12,927 tons) before be-
ing taken over by the British govern
ment and converted into scouting
cruiser, was owned by the Orient
Steam Navigation Co., Ltd, and was
built at Glasgow. Scotland, in 1911.
She was SOL feet long.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO MEET NEXT FRIDAY

A meeting of the chamber of COM
merce will be held Friday afternoon
at o'clock to discuss two referen-
dums from the national chamber of
commerce on the railway situation in
the states and on federal control of
the prices of commodities Secretary
Raymond Brown said this morning
that the record of proceedings of the
Sixth Annual Civic convention was
about completed and that probably
within 10 days it would be bound, and
a copy mailed to each Of the. dele.
gates. IN >. ...@..@. 49,.
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Gasoline Given
Away As Ship
Sails For Orient.
t~<<<%s++++<<+

Free gasoline caused STAN
lpede among the rent auto drivers 4
= at Pier this morning before Che Z
= sailing of Dutch steamer for \
= the Orient All those who we're 4
= fortunate enough to have con-
= tanners of any kind managed to
= secure several gallons Of the 4
= precious fluid
y The free supply this morning !
= came from second hand automo-
y biles which were being prepared I
= for shipment to Japan. Two of
= the automobiles came from Ha. Z
y wall and these had their tanks
y full, which the ships officers re- \
= quired to be drained off before I
y they were accepted as freight. 4
\ When the gasoline began to !
= run into the streets, the chauf.
= feurs present protested at the :
\ loss until they could get empty \
y cans and water buckets in which \
\ to save 1t from waste. \
a a a 4 a n a a a n a A a a a