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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-19

the sound Of running feet, suddenly
putting ~ end 10 further inaction. An
tonic began IL hack viciously with his
macbeEe, ia an effort 70 aid Hilario's
iabo-s. The sound &C his sturdy blows
betrayed the partys whereabouts so
clearly that finally the older man could
restrain himself 10 longer.
Give II 10 them, coInpadres; 1t is
q game that we can play :"
0'Reilly had been gripping his rife
tensely. his heart in his throat. his
pulses pounding. AS near a panic as
he had ever been, he found. oddly
enough. that the rlCre act Of throwing
nis weapon to his shoulder and firing
1t Gained hiu. The kick Of the gun
slbdued his excitement and cleared
his brain. lie surprised himself by d.
recting Jacket in a cool, authoritative
voice. to shoot low. Whea he had emp
tied the magazine he led two Of the
horses forward. Then, graSping his
own machete, he Joined in clearing q
pathway.
II seemed IN intarninable time ere
they Lad exiricated themselves from
the trap, but finally they succeeded
and gained the welcome shelter Of the
woods, pauslag inside its shelter TO
cut the n.uf,ies froe1 their horses feet.
BY this tiIae the defenders of the tro-
cha We're pouring volley after yolley
at random into the night.
Now that the skirmish was over,
jacket beca2 TO boast Of his part in IT,
ia! Perhaps they'll know better
than to show themselves the next time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-19

Spaniards, O'Reilly. himself, everybody
and everything; he ieveled anathemas
al that wculan who had come between
him and his beloved benefactor. Thf
latter listened good-naturcGly.
you're a tough Kid" re laughed
when Jackets first rage haa worn It
self our. Il like you. anu Id take you
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cane from the load and began 10
il with his teeth.
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Johnnie inquired.
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laughed mirthlesSly; then III, y
changed. 60 back" he said, "Eo'
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air is clean" He swung his l9ng
over the oxen, they leaned again''
On its way.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-03-22
PapaI-Irish Active in Congress

AS the United States entered the wcrdwr papash ue
their hyphnated alien allegiance began perncious activity
es compel country champion the Sim Fen traitors then
busy trying beay England and the Of democracy into the hands
of the kaisers and the pope.
Almost Immediately after congress session call
Of the president to declare Representative James Gavan of
Boston Knight Of Columbus obtained the signatures of more than
hundred congressman his demand that the Sim Fen traitors be
given segoyenmen number Of pretty good congress
cd into signing that document most Of them probably trusting that
their constituents except the papish would know they had
signed it.
ceasss efforts have been made by the gang hphen
ad aliens to commit the whole congress open demand the
British government behalf Of the Sim Feners who all the while
secretly dkerng with the Hun For months resolution intro
ed the house committee foreign affairs This resolution requested
delegates to the conference that great body the
demand of the Sim Fen Irish for independence
In the tremendous number magnitude of truly important
@ crowdng upon and the world attention of patriots
diverted from this nquous ppal program while the papash
worked day night and dele
cations demanding that the measure be fvoraby reported and passed
Finally, to escape situation known be faught with political
the teeth of the resolution by substituting for which merely
expressed the hope that the peace conference will favora consider the
cms Of Ireland sedeterminaion which substitute rushed
through the house of representatives without rca few minutes
before adjournment
1t is significant that virtually all speeches favor Of the
during the forty minutes of valuable time consumed in the debate
made by Roman Catholics Representative Flood of Virginia. who is
not Roman Catholic chairman Of the committee had control Of the
measure were made by REPRESENTATIVE Gallagher Thomas F. Smith
Mclaughlin Phn and 0Shaunesy Roman Catholics and by few
others whose record congress has been scupuou satisfactory to the
papalIrsh
Representative j. Hampton Pennsylvania has twice
against the immigration BILL against submitting national
prohibition against submitting suffrage seeking per-
to extend remarks in the congressional record favor Of the
measure said here many good shmn in my district" Repre-
sentative Mann Of Chicago also asked and granted
sent to speak three minutes in favor of the measure
Other speakers in favor Of Kennedy of Rhode Island who
has twice voted against the immigration bill and against submitting
prohibition and who educated Holy Cross college and likely
Roman Catholic; Stedman North Carolina confederate
and apparently man that should know better and Lnergan Con-
ncu who signed the Gavn petition heretofore mentioned and
against submitting prohibition and womanurage The list of
speakers will sufficiently indicate the spirit and setting this
which did not reach the senate.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-03-22
The Difference

The fact Americans may differ radically matters concern
ing religion and remain harmonious citizens of the republic
emphasized by the remarks credited to Rabbi Harrison Of the Jewish
Temple Israel in st. Louis by the Post Dispatch Of that city Said the
Rabbi:
free municipal college, the plan Of the college of the city of New
York. urged educational need of St Louis by Rabbi
his address Temple Israel yesterday In outlining
sdered the educational needs of ST. Louis Harrison
1--WE need vocational schools for both boys and girls where they
learn handaf and mechanical and thorough scientific
training adequate preparation for life and livelihood
We need workngmen college, institution in the
simply matterg but systematic and complete college education
object and intellectual dignity their lives
principle growth hold
ideals
Tere should be established by the city Of st. Louis municipal
lege boys and girls which they might
magnificent high schools municipal college that shall
and that should afford college education without without
all people, that should discharge precisely the
the college Of the city Of New York that has educated freely
generations Of New Workers that thus qualified
country in the most exalted stations of national life"
Rabbi Harrison is not Christian but he is far better American
and far safer leader Of mankind than those agents Of the imperial
pope who plot against the public school and seek its overthrow
It is especially significant that the Rabbi utters those sentiments
at this time when the pap political ring Of ST. Louis about
control of that c board Of education for the avowd purpose filing
the grade schools and degrading the high schools with food pap
teachers.
Let the good citizens Of St Louis and other cities get together
support genuine education If they they will discover M
enemies and be able to meet the undehand work that conducted
where boost pope the expense of all that genuinely American
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-03-22
What an Archbishop Would Like

Pope Benedict chief agent at st. Louis Archbishop Genno is
quoted by the Post Dispatch Of JAM expressing the following wish
in New Year delivered at the St. Louis cathedral:
would like to this conference resolve among things
si stands @ @ @ % ina no sn %
can be, a part kingdom Of God 80 NV 'As ''S's
s SFh 'Rs S should
& ad o S SsS Of the our % S aa % o 5 under the
money making By capazns prejudice ignorance
How much peace you think peace conference would confer
the world if it spent its precious time abohng churches and
otherwise dabng the religious affairs Of and nations? Any
BODY but pap knows that such procedure would be productive OF
anything but peace Perhaps Gnnon also knows what the real effect
would be- and would welcome the embarrassment it would entail but
the essential thing this New Year keynote address the faithful Of
his flock and fraternity the demand that the peace commission make
the church Of Rome its particular cthat the legitimate criticism
of the papa system which he calls mendacty and cuy should
be prevented by action Of the peace congress
In other words this exalted agent the pope would the peace
delegates Of the allied nations devote their time and effort to preventing
any adverse the led Roman Catholic church the
imperial pope and his arstocratic hierarchy
To plain and unpretentious Msouan who believes America
and in the principles for which the Allies have vouy fought the
delegates have far important business transact Versailles
than such coddng Of organized superstition and enoned arrogance
Those delegates assembled to wind up the affairs Of
divine rights Of ruerp and when they engaged in that
work Of supreme Importance why should they and how consistently
imperial poentate who decency intelligence aonts
world democracy by declaring himself to stand in the place Of God
Almighty on this earth%
We who have long observed anazed like demands are not
psed at this New Year Gennonm 1t merely the demand of the
modern nquson that all opposition pope be suppressed
characteristic Of the thing that makes to be recognized at
Liberty Of the press liberty Of speech again contempuous
held up pous claims and coak and scheme for
making money Those who oppose ppey which, since the abolition
Of kasm the notable remnant Of absolute monarchm in
EARTH denounced guilty Of captang prejudice and ignorance
Let the candid decide for himself who and what is that
capitalized prejudice and ignorance the centuries marked
by 1nqtonal persecution and ecclesiastical aggression Let him
glance down any city street at the untd property accumulated by that
corporation which makes its money from unpaid labor When
he all this camouaged and cOaked speiou claim of
hgon he will realize why that ancient graft which calls it.
self church opposition pnt persecution Of
others as well as protection OF itself N.Y.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-03-22
Capital Rid of Ben Johnson

Inhabitants Of the District Of Columbia who number nearly half
million, rejoicing in their release from domination by Roman
Catholic Representative Ben johnson of the fourth Kentucky district
chairman of the committee the District Of Columbia in the
house of congress- True to his training Knight of Columbus Mr.
johnson has taken gent and cpuous of every papal ambition
the full extent his ability during the six years that he has presided
over the d>trict committee.
When not otherwise engaged promoting Roman Catholic inter
css has taken the time of congress to dounce THE MENACE and
Judge Nations president the Free Press Defense League
yo speeches the floor Of the house. He specially furious and
Incorporate in such denuncaon two years ago when this paper
largely instrumental in defeating his effort to juvenile
bill written largely by Roman priest and apparently designed
enable the emas Rome to round Protestant children
incarcerate them in papal sweat shops
Current report the national capital that Representative Car
E. Mapes the wart young Protestant Of Grand Rapids Michigan
will head the committee the District of Columbia in the con
gres Educated the public schools and mbued with the liberal d
and high aspirations Of America Mr. Mape will doubtless seek pro
mote the interests of the whole community.
People living in the District of Columbia feel that they sufe
enough being deprived the right to without having the iror
grip Of the papal auocracy fastened their roa This chsng
in the Of the District communities will encourage the effort
being the last year to Romantic and shoo
system bypacing Roman Catholics control of the board education
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-03-22
Irish Hiss Pres. Wilson
Press and Prelates

New York, March 7.-Hisses
greeted the names Of Woodrow Will
son, Lloyd George and William II.
Taft when they were mentioned last
night at the Central Opera House,
where Sim Fein sympathizers gath
cred to celebrate the proclamation Of
tn Irish republic, accepted by all
those present as an established fact.
Patrick H. Quinlan was loudly
cheered when he said:
"David Lloyd George took home
the bacon; took home the whole hog,
and Wilson brought home the
squeal."
Mr.. Quinlan got both cheers and
Kisses when he referred to "soldiers
rotting ut Brest while the president
Of the worlds greatest republic was
dining off the gold plates of King
George at Buckingham Palace"
"It is indeed strange" Quinlan
went on. "I wonder what Jeffer-
son, the exponent of democracy,
would say to that, with the Irish
leaders in jail."
Quinlan was introduced as "the
man who had spent three years in
Jail for the working people,"
He was followed by Peter Golden,
secretary of the Irish Progressive
League, which had arranged the
meeting.
"Isn't it about time that 20 mil
lion Irishmen in America woke up
and kicked out of Office the men who
stand ready to betray them7" Gold
en- asked. "And don't give any of
them five minutes to get out. If Mr.,
Wilson insists Ireland is domestic
question for England, / say he has
led the young men Of this country
into war under the banner Of bias,
phemy and n he.''-Kansas City
Star, March 8, 1919.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-03-22


orally by exciting the excitable
dupes Of his papal master. Says
the World:
Monsignor-mdIs Bancombe
Justice Daniel r. Cohalan, whom
President Wilson fsfused to meet at
the Metropolitan Opera House Tuesday
night as one Of the, leaders Of the Irish
Convention Committee to place the
claims Of the race before the Executive,
that he might communicate them to the
Paris peace conference, disappointed an
audience Of $500 last night at meet
ing of the Friends of Irish Freedom,
at the Harlem River Casino, where he
was expected to speak.
It was believed the Justice would
touch on the incident at the Metropoli.
tan, and, after the audience had waited
until late hour, Mgr. James W. Pow
er of All Saints Parish, announced
that he had received word that Cohalan
had gone to dinner in honor Of Sena.
tor Borah at the Hotel Pennsylvania
and would not be present.
Mgr. Power spoge at length, and
after suggesting that the Irish boycott
the newspapers, said they should form
new political party.
"Isn't it time" he asked, "that the
American citizens say To hell with the
Republicans and to he'll with the Demo
cratsi' We have been holding conven
tions. I have been at them all, ant
more hot air has been blowed out al
these conventions that would blow tht
Rocky Mountains and Ireland into thu
sea.
"I said In Philadelphia (at the re
cent Irish Convention) that we should
start in and do something. What car
be donei Boycott the newspapers. Tn,
newspapers have syewed at US; they
have vomited at us and they have lice
about us, and they will lie about us un
til we do it.
"We can organize third party, ant
we can put the Democratic party or tn
Republican party on the bum. Wha
has the Republican party been doing
On door ads. and in newspaper ads. yol
can see that no Irish need apply.
"What has the Democratic part,
been doingi The Republicans that hat
US in the northern states are angel
compared to the rotten secessionists an,
rebels Of the South.
Mgr. Wall, pastor Of st. Charles
church, Harlem, q4oted President vii
sons Boston speec.f and commented:
"There will be. no peace until tn
Irish question is settled. You may hav
your opinions Of the methods adopte'
by our Chief Ma pirate, but I hav
confidence in that Han. Wait and see.
Father Frank Welsh, chaplain Of tn
3o7th Infantry, said 80 per cent Of it
members were ITish-Americans, an
} added:
"Those boys went to France, assure
by the representatives Of this countr
that they were fighting for the estat
lishment Of justice, throughout tn
: world. Ireland was not mentioned, 8
they had to conclude that she was in
cluded. If, after they have bled an
died, their cause - not treated at th
peace conference With all the powe
America inspires, then it will be th
worst betrayal in merican history"
Nothing would SO clarity tn
political atmosphere of this coun
try as for tie aiien-spirited dupe
, Of Monsignor Powers and his pop
to detach themselves from othe
parties and line up in one Of thei
: own. Let them once stand apa1
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IRISH PAPISTS The OBSTACLE TO PEACE

Roman Catholic Church America Committed Sim n Party Of Ireland by Card
na Gibbons Who Declares Ireland War With EnandNew York Irish
Hiss Name Of President WnTreason Rampant Wherever PapaI
Influence Extnds--Popes Preense to Neutrality Dis
counted by Hostile Ptsnshp Of Romsh
Press andPr Preates
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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-03-22

TTlHE same perennial nuisance
VTl that embarrassed the Unit
| r. ed States government in its
II conduct of the war is again
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
PIE R s 0 N AIS

George Marshall of tho firm of Marshall & Newman will leave on the Alaska for trip on business to etchikan.
 Charles Heacock. of Chichagof, has been spending the holidays with his parents at Treadwell Mir. Heacock was formerly employed at the Alaska Juneau mill as an electrician.
 Martin Lynch, who has been visit ing with his family in the south for the past several weeks. is re- turning here on the Northwestern.
 Edward Larson. leader of the Larson Orchestra left Seattle on the steamer Northwestern. He spent Christmas with Mrs. Larson in Seattle.
 Peter Burke of ChichagOff is re- turning here on the Northwestern from a short trip to Seattle,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-31
Old Year Will Be Danced Out and New Year Danced In Amid Most
 Joyous Scenes
WILL BE HIGH LINKS
There Will Be Something New in Dancing, Some thing New in Punch
 and in Decorations

Elkdom is all agog over its annual New Years ball and high iinki which will be staged at Elks hall to- night. Seldom has so much interest been taken in an event by the Elks as in this dancing party which will give the passing year a rousing send off and the new year a glorious wei come. There will be midnight shout and revelry. tipsy dance and jOllity The Elks don't do things by halves. There will be something new in dec orations, something new in music something new in dancing, not refer ring to the 'shilnmy"; and something new in the punch and refreshments
 Sometime ago when the prepara- tions for the dance were taken up in the lodge. Exalted Ruler Bob" Rob ertson. paraphrasing the Kaiser. said: Let us have real dance this year: no piker of a dance. mind you hut some dance' His eye in a fine frenzy rolling searching the antlered herd for a committee and he picked lnt Il'EHiNA'fUl " lt' Nfi Nii '+H'tt's i' III y Cray and Frank Me'ralf
 The committee is working hard to surpass the entertainment of Inst year which was a great success. The services of the famous Scotch or chestra have been engaged. When the vOluptuous swell of it's walt2os and the zip and jazz of its other steps fills the hall there will be q riot of merriment. The hall will hc replete with the embellishments oi the season so that any buck elk wandering about the hall among tho oYergreenS will feel as much at home as when he gambols on the wooded hillside But the most sp"c- tacular number of the evening will De the dance at the magic hour of md might. when suspended between the old and the new year everybody will he expected to turn loose all the ca thusiasm that has been pent up since the pre-war days. MuIti-coored sN~ pentines. confetti, masks and the