New Ulm review., 1920-06-23
FATHER O'DONAGHUE RAPs
MALLIGNERS OF LEAGUERS
Catholic Priest in Spirited and Sin
cere Speech at Fargo Boosts
Nonpartisans.

Editors Note Father O'Donaughue
Is vouched for by Cardinal Gibbons ii
the following letter:
To every one and to each one in
specting this letter, we testify that
the Reverend Martin O'Donaghue,
priest of our diocese, is bound BY
no censures, at least as far as has
come to our knowledge, butt on the
contrary, is known to us by integrity
OF habits and good fame; therefore,
we request the bishops Of the places
s in which he shall make sojourn
that they kindly concede to him the
privilege Of performing sacred func
tions. ss$
Given at Baltimore, in our house
and under our sign and seal the 18th
: day of the month of May of the year
1920. J. CARD. GIBBONS.'
We own our streets, we have our
public parks our public libraries, our
fire departments and lots Of other things
our things. These things are good and
healthy and we should have them whether
you call them socialism, Roman Cathol-
icism or bolshevism, or what not.
II wish were sailor so that I could
say something in real lurid language. But
| will be hamstrung if we are going to
earn some other mans bread for him.
We are going to earn our own bread and
we are going to find it mighty good to eat.
There are some of you who say you
are sons and daughters of the American
revolution. You are not. Let us all
come to our senses and realize that we
are the American revolution and we are
not going to put down our arms until
every man, woman and child on the face
OF the earth has justice dealt out to them
"The opponents Of the league say that
you will put the Nonpartisan leaders
into power and that under guise of other
promises they will throw you into so
clallsm-and they mean by socialism
ana chy, disorder and paternaism. You
tell those fellows to go and tell that stuff
to the gate post.
After the Nonpartisan League gets
through with its work there may be
chance for the good true old democratic
principles to live. They have not been
allowed to live for many years by Wall
street. 1t would be cataclysm for the
Union and for the whole world if the
Nonpartisan League in North Dakota
and surrounding states should be defeated
at this time.
l understand that they howl against
the Nonpartisan League that it is ad-
vocating free love. You can take this
rom me that free lovers do not want
homes, and they are not going to build
any homes and they do not live in homes.
Any league such as the Nonpartisan
League that is trying to build up homes
is fighting, not in words, but in facts
this free love.
Havelyou farmers taught America a
thing or two? It is my opinion that you
nave. Keep it up, boys. God knows if
| were 10000 men would come out here
and work the flesh off my bones to hell
you in this fight because it is the fight O
America and humanity" From Fathe
O'Donaghue's speech in Fargo, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Theide and Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Hartmann have returned
to New Ulm from Lamberton. where the,
attended the celebration OF Fred. Ha
mann's 9th birthday anniversary. f
Miss Erna Huelskamp has returned
to New Ulm from a pleasant visit will
friends at Fairmont, where, she wa
engaged as teacher in the public school
during the past year.
Miss Amanda Neumann, who has beel
visiting at the home of her grandmother
Mrs. Caroline Frenzel, in this city 70
several months, has gone to La Crosse
Wis, to make her home with ker aunt