The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-07

by Napoleon to have that kind of a pope
placed upon the papal throne. The pope who
abolished their order died the usual death Of
their enemieS-by poison; and the pope who
restored them became their creature SO that
succeeding p0pes have been dependent upon
them and amenable to their influence.
1t was Jesuit victory when the Vatican
Council, in 1870, declared the popes infalli-
BILE. 1t is Jesuit tactics to demand temporal
power and restoration Of temporal sOyer-
eighty for the p0pes. 1t Is Jesuitism that
sits on the traditional throne Of st. Peter
which Peter never saw nor heard about; and
it is the Jesuits who dominate the papal sys-
tenn by means Of their international spy and
diplomatic system which has never had its
equal on earth.
That is why we say that Jesuitism has
supplanted Christianity in the pOlity and
teaching of the sO-called Roman Catholic
church. Jesuitism, which makes the support
of mOnarchism and the defeat of democracy
a religious duty, is the power behind the pa
pal throne which they control and which
exists because Of their support, control, and
manipulation of it as well as because of their
part in national and international politics.
1t is therefore mostly Jesuit philosophy,
and but incidentally Christian religion, which
is taught in the pOpe's parOchial schools. 1t
is from Jesuit plans for conquest of the earth
and restoration of mOnarchism that the
reigning pope and his predecessors get their
impulse to assert infallible supremacy and
renew their purpose to again place their au-
thOrity over all other authority on earth.
Instead of trying to Christianize the
world, pOpery Is trying to JesuitiZe the
wOrld-to bring the nations under the sway
of mOnarchs who may be relied upon to eX-
ercise their rulership under papal dictatiOn.
The only way such mOnstrOus perversiOn
of the worlds political organization could be
attempted is through the abuse Of religion
which is given papist dupes as a sedative
while their superiOrs practice politics.
The fundamental issue which the papal
system is forcing upon the American people
is mOnarchism against democracy. The rest
of their rites and ceremonies are camOufiage.
The main show is just such pOmpous Cere-
mOnial as any other despotism would use to
impress the ignorant with its spiendor and
saturate their senses with impressions which
they are induced to believe are supernatural
ly spiritual.
Despotisrn is SO far from dead as to be
waging war on the American constitution, on
American schools, civil marriage, free press,
free speech, and on freedom in all its forms.
Jesuit diplomacy forced the recent war
unintentiOnally by means of cOncOrdat be-
tween the papacy and Serbia. 1t Is inten-
tiOnally forcing another war between Eng
land and Ireland unless it can compel Eng
land to abandon its loyal British subjects in
North Ireland to the papist Irish of South
Ireland.
The one reassuring feature Of Jesuit
meddling is the fact that Jesuits have al
ways Overplayed their part with consequent
defeat. It is to be hoped that England will
rise to the situation and so discredit its
traitOrOus subjects Of the pope and dupes of
Jesuitism as to make our work in America
lighter. But who is so easy as to cOddle this
foreign invasion until our own country is
placed in a position similar to that which
England and Great Britain now face? A Lit.
tie sane preachment at this present time may
avert calamities that threaten this as every
UtAOA NOuhbAJ SNCh 'NuAoCu WhSh PAAC0tSAoAc
Old Aesop told about the foolish hen who
was persuaded by the willy fox to let him put
first his nose, then his head, then his shOul
ders into her house. America Is playing the
same fools part. The despot Of despOts, who
blasphemously asserts divine right to decide
what Is right and what is wrong In all cOun
tries, has filed this country with agents Il
oppose what has made America great so his
own teaching and pretense may take thu
place of our national culture and traditions
The object Of that invasion here, as else
where, is the restoration Of the papacy to tn,
proud position and irresponsible supremacy
from which the labors Of Luther and thI
original Pr0testants released awakening civ
ilization four centuries ago.
1t should be remembered that though tn,
Reformation, in its beginning, was no NOR,
than an effort to correct abuses, it was sool
compelled to realize that papal authority wal
the tap root from which multitude of evil
grew and drew their sanction. Luther
first attack was upon papal grating in in
dulgences, but achieved nothing until his at
tack shifted to denial Of the assumed au
th0rity of the reigning pope to decide fully