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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-04-04
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"a. S. puekworth Of cape Girardeau
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-04-04

THE packer is purveyor of foods Largely depend
ent on him the producer, the retailer and the
consumer The farmer looks to the large packing con-
Germ to provide outlets for what he raises The house
wife relies upon the packer for important part of her
daily food supply Retailers expect prompt service and
regular deliveries Thousands of worlanen are given
gainfu employment.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-04-04

Votes for women on presidential
electors now seems assured in Mis-
souri, The Mcknight bill passed the
Senate by a vote Of p to ~ and now
goes to the House where its passage
is assured, like measure having al
ready been adopted there.
The fight for this in the Senate has
been warm one and was the subject
of much debate. The fight for it was
led by Senators Mcknight and Nc
Clintic.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-04-04

The House has epgrossed a bill re-
curing girls under Is to secure con
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-04-04

Lieutenant Governor Wallace Cross
ley has finished thN business Of the
fuel administration and closed the Of
fees As federal fuel administrator
for the State Mr.. Crossley performed
great work that IS appreciated by the
people of the state. His work has
been favorably commented upon in
Washington.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-04-04

This table gives the rate present
mambcrs will pay and will he assessed
as Of the age VIXEN they Joined the
SaniaLN:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07

PRODA Sc LEVINE prave doho-
toveny dvourodinny dun na
zap. 40 ul. Velka garaz. Use
zarizeno die MejMovejsiho sys-
temu. Haste sc V /. 1878 w.
19 ul. u FIR. Vitaka.
3-lO
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XVII.
iEgvT.

Max dorazil We dive hodiny
rano do Caenu, kde najal 81 20
voz a jel do Aygues-Vives. Ne
ohlasil Sc chtel vyhledati sve
no otcc a sveriti Sc mu drive jc
ste nez sc zamek probudi.
.Ponevadz mrizova vrata
zamku byla zavrena a Max pIi
sob6 mel pouze klic 0d vrat do
movnich, vystoupil u povozu
na upati vrchu, na ktcry til me
sicc pred tim yystupoval Ret
sy, ably touto zachazkou vnikl
Go zamku. Noe byla tmavl a
husta clona mraku lezela mad
krajinou, zastirajic zamek, tax
ze tento teprve Il blizka mohl
byti rozeznan.
Jak vcliky byl jeho udiv,
kdyz spatfil nynl V zamku svet
10, jez hurry padalo ma terasu
kdo by mohl v zamku jeS!& '
tuto hodiMu bditi?
komnaty .eho sestry naleza
ly Sc I'D opaCne strane a v pr>
MIN pOschOdi zatim co SvetlC
unikalo zrejme z druheho pa,
ira. Pokoje Joeho a jeho Sc.
stry nalezaly Sc rovnez y pr,
him patre. Delo sc zde tedy nj
co neobvykleho.
Max stlumil svoje kroky, ;
Adyz dosel pred pruceli, by
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07

PRODAJl Sc dvoie kam'la ma
,plyn, jedny isou kuchynska, a
jjedny ma vyhrivani. Haste Sc
V {. 1924 Hamm Ave.
80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07
PIERRE SALES

Ale branll sc prOtl pOdezre-
nj, jez nebylo nicim opravne-
no. Ma kazdy zpdsob musil by
Sc drive presvedciti pravde.
A uzavrev kabat do skrine,
special k hotelu Betsy, kde
jej ocekavalo potvrzeni jeho
ho podezreni.
Mriz, ktera DELLA chodnik
cd zahradky, natrepa byla tou
tez barvou, jiz nalezl ma sa-
tech sveho stryce. Totez miro
vi vroubilo tez malou alej, We
Gouci ke schodisti hotelu a bar
va We vysi asi 60 en- cd zeme
byla nejakym vlecenym pred
metem lehce otfena.
V mozku Maxove utvoril Sc
pflserny zaver. Jeho stryc neo
pustil tento dum sc zdravym
telem - byl nesen We vodorov
ne poloze sice bezpochyby
Co neucinil Max v prvnim O
kamziku po katastrofe, to sta
10 Sc dnes. Pfipustil moznost
zlocinu, treba re sc neodvazil
Americanku obvinovati.
Ale jaky mohl byti motiv to
hoto zlocinu? A co to bylo "a
intriku, jiz tato zena obepjala
celou jeho rodinu? Ona, jez Sc
zmocnila nejprve hrabete lty-
mara Apak pokousela Sc sve-
sti jeho, Make, a nyni, jak We
Gel liste sve sestry s podivu,
hodnou koketerii ziskala pro
sebe hlavu rodiny, otce, ktery
stale vice dial Sc ovladati Ame
ricankou a jejim bratrem -
A Mercedes byla dcerou te-
to zeny! Mercedes, divka Ii-
stym celem a pocestnym pohle
dem! Ale nebyla to prave .ieji
clstota a pocestnost, jez byla
pfitinou jejiho nevysvetlitelnG
10 chovani? Nedozvedela sc
ksnad veci, ktere je musily ma
vzdy rozlouciti?
A Mercedes byla dcerou le-
to zeny! Mercedes, divka 5 ci
stym celem Il pocestnym pohlc
dem. Ale nebyla to pravc jeji
cistota d pocestnost, jez byla
pflcinou icjiho nevysvetlitclnc
no chovani? Nedozvedela sc
snad veci, ktere j musily ma
vzdy rozlouciti?
"Al vysvetlim 81 vsecko. NSe
cko Sc dozvim! Muj otec me-
smi Sc utopiti bahne. Otevru
mu oci, oby prohledl tyto tail
pine osobnosti, jimz otevre'
dunn Srdce -"
A jeSte tehoz vecera odeje
do Normandie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07
Nepochybns.

"Tatinku, CO to jsou ty "tez
ke kusy" co o Mich ctu tady We
|valecnych zpravach?"
ITO jsou nepochybne ty, co
sousedovic Mary otloukava ka-
zdodenne ma piane."
Mss,s| Ms,| IM!ss]
JeSts zanovni.
"Jak pax jsi stara, Helen
ko?" tazala Sc navsteva hosti-
telciny male dcerusky.
"Prosim, ia nejsem stara, ia
jsem jeste zanovnl", odpovida
urazena Helenka.
-O-
Ma pravdu?
Vilik: "Tatinku, co jest to
tjcho pred bouri?"
Otec: "To jsou libanky, mi
~ hochu."
"Matka: "Viliku, hned Sc u
mel a jdi do postele."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07

$50 velky kabinetni hraci
stroj S 80 rekordy Sc proda
pouze za $65 IA hotove neb Sc
,vezme Liberty Bond. Haste Sc
v {. 311l w. 25 st. blize Clark
Ave. nahore.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07
PTeLoxil H. KS.

4
6ych SIM, kan Sc stryc Aymar
zaviral Sc svymi knihami, sbir
/ Nami, svymi mapami a vsemi
| opominkami namornimi -
! Ado by Sc tam dial zavrit? V
lodinu, kdy cely zamek spal?
/ "Americane, u sta hromd I"
! Tedy proto Jim ma tom to-
lik zalezelo, dostati Sc do to-
hoto domu a zmocniti Sc ho!
/ "Snad alb ynelezli tajemstvi
meho stryce! A ukrasti toho,
kdyz uz uloupili mu zivot?
Ach, chci to prece vedeti!"
I Chtel je prekvapiti. Dosel k
pobocni brance - kde jej oce
kavalo move prekvapeni. Neby
la uzavrena, jen privrena, ia
Aoby Sc chtela dati nekomu
prllezitost, ably Sc vplizil do
domu.
Sc sevfenym hrdlem thu
koucim srdcem blizil Sc Max O
ratrne ke dverim a naslouchal.
Nekdo pohyboval sc uvnitr
zdalo Sc, re rychle cosi hleda,
nebot' bylo slyseti otevirani "a
suvek, Susteni papiru a posuno
vani nabytku. Svetla brzy pfi-
byvalo, brzy ubyvalo - Patr-
ne byla to zlodeiska svitilna.
Max okamzik vahal; coz
kdyby Betsy stanula proti ne
mu - nebo Joe? Ne, tento
milky obchod prenechala jiste
nejakemu spojenci. Mechanic
ky hledal svuj revolver, avsak
zapomnel 81 jej witt sebou.
Mohl 81 ovsem witt re sbirky v
prizemi nejakou zbran, avsak
neunikne vetrelec mezi tim?
Jediny proveditelny plan byl,
nahle vraziti do sine, vrhnouti
sc ma vetfelce, syazati jej kape
snikem a pax privolati otce,
lestlize mezi tim hrlnot zapa-
su jej neprobudi. Ma kazdy
zpusob bude zahada jeste te-
f., re noel vysvetlena.
| Max zvolna stiskl kliku dive
ri podarilo sc mu tise, bez
aluku je oteviiti. A strelh5ite
| vskocil do sine.
l AvSak bylo mu CO ciniti S
protivnikem prave tax cnergi
ckym odhodlanym, jake byl
on sam. V okamziku, kdy tam
vrazil, shaslo svetlo a Max ne
mohl mic rozeznati, nez muz-
| skou postavu prostredni veil
| kosti, avsak neobycejne silly,
nebot' neuplynuly ami tri vteri
ny a Max lezel ma zemi. Ruce
jeho spocivali pesti jedne ru
ky, jez je svirala jake sroubo-
a zavera, zatim co druha Spo
Livala mu tezce ma ustech.
"Bidniku! Bidnikuw poku-
sil Sc vykriknouti.
} Tu kleslo koleno ma jeho pr
"a Il dech sc mu zatajil. Citil,
; jak silly jeho ubyvaji - kdyz
, priSel k vedomi, asi IA minutu
90 te - byl jeho plan presne
: proveden, ale na mem samem.
Jeho kapesnlk, ovazan kol list,
. stahoval mu hlayu. Nohy ru
! &C byly svazany remenem. Ia
c hanben svoji porazkou a zou
!! taly mad svoji malomoci, vyvi-
i nul nadprirozenou silu TAX
Sc mu podaiilo uvolniti obe ru
= &C.
Ia okamzik stal jiz ma no.
u hou a padil re sine, re zamku.
Jist6, lie muz unikl poboGnimi
I, dvefmi? Snad by jcj zastihl je
y ste V parku? Jeho domnenka
l. byla spravna. Branka byla "a
' vfena muz beZpochyby taky
uprchl;' avsak ably pronaslelo
q >atele zdrzel. nasypal do zilm
' lu pisku, takze Max nebyl s
o to pouziti sveho klice. Ale Max
\ medal Sc tim odraditi. Special
: do nejblizsiho pokoje, oteyrel
Y okno, vyskocil pres zabradli a
le utikal po chvilce premySleni k
stare vezi. predpokladaje, ze
zlOdei tam unik1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07

Nova ZnamOSt ma VypraVO
van4m Juliany nabyla arci We
tsi zajimavosti. Proti otci 1i'
vcine panoval tentyz pfedsu
dek, jako proti menu, il melc
sc tehoz dedictvi dostati jake
mne.
Byla-li posud pred zraken'
mym spanilou, zdala Sc mi ny
nj slicnejsi. v obraznosti jevi.
la Sc mi jako zjev z lepsihc
sveta.
Dlouho snum tenn oddavati
isem Sc nemohl, jasny hlas ne.
jeky volal mne.
Byla to Lota.
Volani jejimu nevyhoveti ne
hylo mne mono. Vzchopiv sc
sci jsem il naproti, ne vsak da
le nez ku vchodu besidky, kde
jsme sc setkali.
PRO vSechny svate, CO ii u
delala Juliana, re jsi Sc dial
pred nj ma 1tek. Snad nemysli
jeste ma vdavky?" pravila Lo-
ia, smejic Sc z pima hrdla, "nu
ze mily hochu, odpovez prec
jak meme tajemstvi svefila ii.
Mluvila o Engbergovi," Cd
povidal jsem, nemoha Sc zdr-
zeti smfchu.
"Aha vypravovala II 0 osu-
dech rodiny, 0 niz nevi ami So
va; ale Juliana ma radost, mu-
ze- Ii 0 bliznich svych 81 vymy-
sleti co Sc j libi. - Co IT, do
bra ia duse povedela, re isl
tax bezel jake kdyz te honi?
Him pravjla, - re - nu :
vzdyt' je lhostejno, co pravila,
Rekni mi, jest to pravda, ze o.
tee Bertin jest necestny?'
Neodpovidajic pustila Sc Lc
ia do smichu az me to skoro
mrzelo.
"Veru to jest neco z brusu no.
veho co asi nepochazi cd tety
same," odpoved6la Lota usta-
vsi konecne We smichu,, my
slenka ia pochazi od nekoho
jineho. Ah,tedy starry Engberg
je bezectny, to jest il prot my
sli. Musel snadtcdy vercjn6 I'd
Ii v kostele.
"Ano TAX tvrdila teta JUL
anna.
"A proto 81 od nj TAX spe'
sne utekl?'
"Utekl jsem, pon6vadz mnt
to velice mrzelo, kdyz tax mll
villa a chtel jsem co nejdriN
miti il oci''
"TOmu arci sc nedivim,lnl
Mia LOta, Zach teta ma ia
zvk kterV neni k ZaDlacenl.'
smyslenka.'
"Povest, kterou posetili Ii
rozsiruji. Starry pan mel zvla
stn osud, jaky neni znamo
by a hide bez zamestnani 81 my
slili zedopustil sc neceho zle
no. Bydli jiz pc II let v zdej
81 obci a Ia te DOLBY osv6dcl
Sc velmi pekn6 ke vsem chu
dym, Jest ale ncpristupny ter
kteri mali echo potrebuii. O
t6 dolby, co ovdovelziie jen pr
sebe vzdelava sva pole a pe
cuje 0 podrizene sve, Il Mich
Jest obliben nedba vSak o sol
sedy. Nyni vsak pc nekollk l.
postOnava a nemuIc dom
witt. Dceru dal V cizint V,
chovati, domnivaie sc re NJ
muze Sc zdc nalezitG vzdel'
Ii. Jedine, co Sc mu vytyka
lie jest zc velmi plisnym je
V pozadavcich svych, pokud
dcery tycc. Pricina toho jc
la. ze chcc miti Il nj rovn(
tax vytccnou dceru jako by
jcji matka. Ja vsak tn stoil
a klevetim jako teta Julian
Neco vsakmusim jeste ved(
nez te veci mechanic, proc
zajima.ji? isl zde. dlouho a Il
mluvil jsi drive % Mich" 4
"Ponevadz teprve dnes jse
sc vubec 0 Mich dozvedel.'
Nv,,yuunvuI icrrn otG n ,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07

AOC0 SyCANdAOFdld DclLu,
mluvili jsme jeste chvili, "a
cez navrhla mi, abych il do
Engerbegu doprovodil.
Chtela tam jeti odpuldne,
majic neco'vyriditi zahradniko
vi. Byla ochotna propdjciti mi
hodnost koclho.
Rozumi sc ,ze S radosti u
chopil jsem Sc prileziztosti ta
ponevadz to ma tvari me bylo
znatelne, zvolala Lota:
Netes Sc prilis ma cestu. Ma
vsteva plati zahradnikovi a
mohu te jiz ma pred ujistiti,
re neuvidis ami stopy po Berte.
! "Nevadi pranic, dovezu te
TAM"
Skutecne stalo Sc jak Lota
pravila. Nespatrili jsme ami
sin nekoho jineho, nez zahra-
dnika a nekolik slouzicich.
Minulo nekolik dni kazdeho
dine konal jsem vychazky ma
mil cesty, abych 81 budovy a
okoli Engsgardu prohl6dL
Veskere budovy i obydli by
ly velmi uhledne, jakoz sta
veni hospodarska a cely statek
mel vzhled, jak by teprve wee
IA byl zarizen. Vse bylo zde
tax ciste a pekne.
Konecne jednou rano v ne
deli kdyz jsem pout' svou vyko
nal o neco pozdeji nez obycej
ne, byl mi osud pTiznivym
potkal jscm Bertu skutecne.
Spatriv il, byl bych Sc ma
lem vratil tax jsem byl V ro-
zpacich, nicmene obrnil jsem
Sc sebeduverou a ida naproti
rozdravil jsem a tolik odva-
by 81 dOdal, ze nekolika Slo-
Ivy diky jsem il vzdaval "a slu-
zbu pri prvnim setkani mi pro-
kazanou.
Berta pohlizela ma me u
divenim velice urazlivym pro
mou samolibcst. Dukaz to, re
! ia tvar mou uplne zapommia
Il oslovenim diky velice byla
prekvapena. Kdyz jsem il pri
pomenul, ze pred Osmi dny pra
YOU cestu mi ukazala, ZardGla
Sc nahle a pax usmlvajic Sc, pro
mluvila n6kolik priv6tivych vet
asi toho smyslu, ze neco podo-
bneho nezaslouzi diku a oceka
vala asi, re ihned odejdu. Ac-
| koliv bych kazde prani ieji S
ochotou byl vyplnil, nebylo mi
toto who'd procez bez okolku
jsem il provazel dale a vclmi
posetilou rozmluvu o vetru a
rocasi rozpredl.
Chtela navStiviti nemOcnehc
baracnika; doprovazel jsen
il k nemu Ease, zpet, nacez
. jsme sc rOzesli. Jakkoliv jsen
druhero dne v okoli Sc potlou
lal, nepodaiilo Sc mi prece mll
viii s nj.
Berta zaujimala dnem noe
mysl mou. Zapomnel jsem n;
studio, budoucnost svou na vse
+, lcko Il oddal sc S rozkoSi mySlcl
ham na sliCnou divku.
} koneCnG me caste dlOuh'
= lotulky po okoli vZbudjly po
1 zornost V rodine proboStove.
: DGvcata zertovala tom
/, professor podotkl kdysi V nede
u Ii rano pfi snidani: "E'redrik
/. son tuSim zccla zapomne, ze "
J. trech nedelich nastava m
y zkouSka. Nemohu veru upam
i tovati sc, re bych by! posle
It MIN case knihu jen lvidel."
e Cht6 rozpaky sve skryti Wy
IS pill jsem dive sklenky mleka
Il tax razn6 Sc vzchopil div Z
d .isemstul sc vsim neprekotil pr
N ve kdyz probost- oslovil svo
a. drahou polovici:
ii "PojedcS tedy odpuldnc q
tc Engsgardu. DneS ma Augu
e. Lagerkogs S Bertou Engberg
YOU prve ohllsky. Svatbu sla
m Fri trctich ohlaskach."
(Pokracovani.>
g. -
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DrObr1e
Oznan1ky

PRIME Sc hoch ktery ma
slkolni certifikat do uceni v tis-
karne "Svsta". Jen radny
necht Sc hlasi. I?
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PRODA Sc dunn 6 svetnicich
sc vSim zafizenim. Haste sc V
T.. 33O7 r.. 1T ut.
| .,-S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-07

FORDkA 1917 jako nova, Sc
prOda velmi LEVINE, jsou u nj
every rove gumy, tri extra,
nova baterie Ia $40, vzor prV-
III tridy. Haste sc Maresh
Piano Co., 3303 E. 55 ul.
30
The menace., 1919-01-11

-ol TRIKING confirmation of
,Cl all this paper has declared,
S concerning the despotic ma
s1 tura and political claims of
The menace., 1919-01-11
LET us UNITE OUR FORCES NOW

rank and file have wanted to this movement one
vast model Of perfect organization Letter after letter has
M been received in this Office expressing disappointment because
of the many organizations containing huge numbers Of
awakened patriots two of them seemed to be moving forward
for the accomplishment Of specific object at time And to
the extent that all patriotic organizations hold apart from the
other and organization works for part the program while
another devotes its time to another forces going to be
divided and unable to accomplish the results that can be gained
only get everybody working together and for the same thing
Various attempts to accomplish this result have been made in
the past and THE MENACE and League have supported them
but eaou have here and there and for the most part the
efforts have failed The demand for organization and big
unfaon movement has become urgent that cannot longer
fail to ignore the peadngs of hundreds Of best workers with
seeming neesed and that in the face Of circumstances that
really demand action Hence the League has undertaken the work
and organizing secret organization and invites every
reader Of this paper join with in making it DO
your b in this big campaign to organize lodges every
munty With goes invitation to every existing organization,
local. national avail itself Of this opportunity to show
its bgnes its unefsness its fitness operate by combining its
forces with the end that may have vast national
ganzaon with equipment and medium for direction at its
source which every and interested in this
ment has confidence medium with facilities put everybody
work where they do the greatest good and which knows that
first things first instead Of last and foster united acv
'ty that will keep the pope awake nights
you help to organize in your community, write
you want your organization to get In hne for the biggs
paigns nauguraed in this movement let your pre-
knowg The door Of opp@ s2ity stands aiar- Address
The menace., 1919-01-11
The REBUILDING OF THE TEMPLE

MILLIONS Of good and true throughout the civilized
n world the story of the rebuilding Of King Solomons Temple
ena teaches lesson in human experience which the whole world
ing Wme to realize as automatic
rebuild the temple Of the soul is task which confronts
a in each and every generation From time mmemoria the
and Of darkness have been busy destroying the temples Of light
hopes Of rebuilding the temples has always been Of joy and
uree ntcpaton anticipation of the day when should do
more, and when the temples Of men, both material and
orrie& might be left intact to point the way to glory
ism sitting clouds which have hung omnousIy over the
the past four and half years have been abruptly broken
M Wifty being swept away The world will begin the
men building the temples which have been demolished by the
ognze a&
Ne least grand of these prewar structures that Of the
s of the nation who have immortazed the movement
neH uo HE MENACE is the ndpued champion and who once
widest circulated medium Of publicity the face of the
strength "a
umny by nple not destroyed but it damaged by the
pare the m in need Of repairs that must be made The
If BosheM other lines about their business Shall be
it will? than they?
Let us nk not read the article the fourth page Of this
lowing pain Brown entitled "a New Day With New Duties"
PRODUCTION yon will get the tools Of your profession together
= duty without moments delay
have stood by us through stress and storm ace not
us now, that much know, but can take no chances
hour--we cannot depend upon the other fellow do
we must ALL get busy in this mighty crusade to
The menace., 1919-01-11
Position Concerning Popey Logically Maintained BY Writer
Great London Pubicaton-Papacy Is Most Absolute and
Rigid Of Medieval Despotisms to Survive

0o1 TRIKING confirmation of
'ITC all this paper has declared,
.Lh concerning the despotic ma
@ ture and political claims Of
the papacy, appears in an article re-
Gently contributed to the NeW
Europe Of London. This is the
more significant because it some
times seems that the little MENACE
is fated to stand alone in its efforts
to tell the whole truth about that
pseudo-religious monarch whose
clerical agents oyerrun the earth
and browbeat or cajole the press,
together with many Of the Prot
estant clergy, into acquiescent
silence.
This European writer tells us
that the pope is probably the most
unhappy man in the world today
even more unhappy than his form
er fellow monarch, the kaiser OF
imperial Germany; and the cause
of that unhappiness lies in the fact
that the pope's "pOlitical universe
is tottering."
With bold frankness, unusual
among writer's on that subject, he
says that the popes have inherited
a body Of political teaching from
their predecessors which has made
the papacy the most absolute and
rigid Of all surviving medieval des-
potisms. In his own words:
At one time in its history it (the
papal monarchy almost succeeded
in establishing itself as political
overlord of the world. When its
very existence was threatened by the
Reformation, it tempered some Of
its pretensions and became at once
the partner and the tool Of the sec
ular despotisns that helped it in the
counter-reformation. The papacy
has lost its temporal possessions,
but has abrogdted none of its claims.
1t is not only itself medieval des-
potism, but it processes to teach au-
thoritatively the principles that
must govern the social structures of
all states. It's theory Of society, of
the state, of the relation of states
to the papacy, has not changed in
any essential particular since the
Middle Ages.
1t still claims the right to depose
kings and governments, to free peo-
ples from their allegiance, to de-
limit the sphere of action Of eve7y
secular government. 1t denies the
right of civil states to legislate on
certain questions, of political and So
cial policy. The Syllabus of Plus
TX, which is part of the dogmatic
teaching Of the church, aI,athema-
tizes those principles of liberty and
freedom on which every allied state
rests, and for the extension Of which
J the allies are fighting. According to
The menace., 1919-01-11
listers Great Reward

In his reply to a message from
the Ulster Unionist council, King
George summed up his estimate Of
the Ulstermen in the following
words: "Throughout the long years
of struggle which have now so glor-
iously ended, the men Of Ulster have
proved how nobly they fight and
die"
During their years of service the
province has been threatened re-
peatedly with the imposition Of home
rule in defiance of the pledges un-
der which they enlisted; but despite
this, the loyal Ulstermen never fal.
tered in their devotion to king and
empire. And in return for this de-
votion and sacrifice they deserve tho
reward for which they have labored,
and that is to retain their place in
the British empire, and be governed
by the British parliament.--The SeN~
tinel, Toronto, Canada.
The menace., 1919-01-11
What Will Wilson Do?

president Wilson is reported to
hav sailed for Italy on the night
bf January first. Before this paper
tea@hes its readers the daily press
will have been filled with papal gush
hnd the papist editors will be en-
gagged in the usual task of stopping
l,ver" if, by any chance. President
Wilson should proceed into the au-
pist presence of the worlds chief
lutocrat from the American embassy
nstead of from the quirinal.
America and the world owe Italy
debt of gratitude for remaining
knmovable in the fight in the face
Il the greatest combination Of in
rigues that have ever befallen a ma
ion; intriguers that tried every ar
lfice from pleading and prayers to
etrayal of the army and sabotage
I. their efforts to render impotent
he one nation that would not 60 into
/, he war until it had been assured
hat no representative Of the pope
3 allowed to sit at the peace council.
In the face Of such facts, and they
Re incontrovertible, we trust Pres
lent Wilson will not compromise
merica's soldiers and the people
lho stood behind them and depended
a1 Italy to help them, by satisfying
Ae whims Of the old man on the
| fiber in his wild halucinations as
! the extreme Difference that should
3 shown his claims to temporal
pwer.
lIt now seems certain that with
y President Wilson to intervene
Use claims Of the papacy will soon
Aso utterly out Of order that no
\ will dare refer to them again.
Ahope Of the present pontiff is
ing outside influence to bear to
1, his scheme to acquire strip
aly's soil that he can call his
@ya playground for his soldiery
IN a port to send out and receive
use things that might otherwise be
lbject to the scrutiny Of civil au-
orities. What nation would dare
mand the extradition Of an in
kguing Jesuit from vatican soil? To
1eld to the pope's demand would be
y 3me1sce to, the future peace Of the
sprld' for the worlds trouble makers
build have an harbor that autocratic
Eigionists would call sacred and
kular powers would be barred as
dough it were heaven. President
Wilson is a student of history. What
kill he do?