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Bill's Telegram; The Romish Priest's Oath, (Also oaths of Bishops and Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church.) THIS MOST WONDE-RPUL BOOK has been compiled from the writings of that fearless 'writer, lecturer and Investigator, H. George Bus3 and is being sold by the thousands throughout the whole civilized earth. Every Protestant man, woman and child In this Country should be the possessor of one of these most SENSATIONAL AND ASTOUNDING BOOKS which have been kept down to a price that is within reach of all. Price. iOc each or 3 for a dollar bill.

(Send money only, no stamps.) Address, RUTH MARTIN, Room 1115 Monon Building, 440 South Dearborn St. Better get yours today. Chicago, 111, "MASONRY AND ITS FOES." land Some Leading Questions. Father Jones lias a friend who la a Spanish, War soldier. He was and applied for a pension but while tho claim was good, It somehow lagged.

He went to a National Soldiers' Home, and while thero received a uote to call on the Catholic Chaplain. When he called the following conversaton passed: Chaplain. "Your name is "Yes siT." Chaplain. "Your father and moth- and I lived er were in St. Louis, Mo?" Soldier, "Yes sir." Chapla'n.

"They were formerly Catholics, as were your brothers and sisters?" Soldier. "Yes ar." Chaplain. (Refering to a document he had). "You have applied for a Pension to the Pension Department?" Soldier. "Yes'sir." Chaplain.

"Now you were rained a Catholic, and if you will return to tlie Catholic Church, we will see that you get not onJy the pension you ask for, but $30.00 per month; What do you say to that?" My friend was astonished, as he thought no one but his own mother and the Pension Lawyer knew that he had made application. His mother, on account of some scandalous things that had happened, was very strongly anti-Catholic. lie told the Chaplain that he would think about it, and then the Chaplain said the most suggestive words of all: "Well, you'll never get any pension until yon do return to the Catholic Church." Now what Father Jones wants to draw your attention to is the fact that this priest knew, or was informed Of these facts. Onerry. Haw did he know? Again.

How did ho assert so confidently the "WE will see that you get $30.00 per month," and how could he so confidently say, "you'll never get ANY pension until you do return to the Catholic Church?" Again. Does this account for the fact that at most of tho-National SoK diers' Homes, on pension day, black robed nuns are always on hand to collect from thg Catholio old soldiers and any Spanish War men? Now Father Jones in due time and order will show as far as he is able how uch things "just happon." Of course he knows that he don't know ALL of the ramififat'ons of the com plete system, by which the Catholic JesuitMachine collects from the civil service, employees of the Federal Government, the Papal Police, and municipal employees and States employees, more cash than the S. Government is expending and has spent on the Tanama Canal. And yet some "practical men" tell us that the Jesuit Machine cannot exist in the perfection of deta'l and thoroughness that we claim, as it would entail so much money evpeiise. Prior to the Diaz regime in' Mexico, when Benito Jaurez under the Liberal Party, or Masonic party, iLathi Rite, not.

Scottish rite,) came into- power in lg6i. The Roman Jesuit Machine owned 7S percent of all the land in- the- country, 2-5 -per centof all the silver exported' from Will He Answer Them? Not That Ycu Would Notice It. Under this heading, Jonh Leisk Tait, wrote in the Birmingham, Ledger, of July 19, 1913: "Two forces have struggled for supremacy since man became a living soul. "One of these seeks the enslave ment of man's spiritual nature. The other demands that.

he be free. One sets up intermediaries between man and God, saying, "Come to us and buy, for we have salvation to sell. We alone can secure you favor with the Almighty, Come, bay; come, buy!" The other teaches that man's most priceless possession is hig right of audience with his God, in all matters touching the welfare of his soul, "One of these forces lifts man upon his feat, and teacjjes him to go upright. The other smites him down to the semblance. of simian subservience, to lift wrinkling brows and wink and blink in fear of the disfavor of an earthly overlord earthly and of the earth, earthly, despite all the highsound- ing titles and ecclesiastical tiaras which can be heaped upon hm.

The Forecast. Mexico was levied upon by the Church. The Church was richer than the government. Seventy-three per cent of the children were illegitimate, 90 per cent of the population were illiterate. In 1880, the first time Father Jones was In Mexico, he met vast numbers of people who were proud of the fact that a priest was their father, and these relig'ous illegitimates formed a sort of ecclesiastical arstocracy, and pne man in Tacubaya was doubly proud that he was the son of a priest by a nun, sort of a double headed aristocrat.

In Atllsko, state of Pueblo, he saw hosts of people kneel down in the street when a priest passed by, and when a pr'est passed with the host or cracker god. preceded by a boy with a bell, followed by two 'with candles, people, as far as a block away, knelt down and soldieVs accompanied the priest to knock any-ono down who didn't kneel down. This was under the Diazy rule and was against the liberal laws, or "laws of the Reform" that Diaz had sworn to execute, but in many places the law was entirely disregarded. He has seen' men assaulted, in 1880, who passed in front of a church without taking off their hats. This of course, contrary to the Federal laws of the Reform, but if a Judge was appealed to, he was either a Romanist, or like one Judge who told Father Jones, "I don't believe in it, It's gainst the law, but I dare not uphold the law, it, would possibly cost me my life Of course in the large cities, the law wal enforced, but despite the law1 and the government, the priests ruled in the small towns, and it was only gradually, as the people, became enlightened, that la 1896 it had passed away.

During this time peonage, though contrary to the law, and slavery ex isted," and still exists in Southern Mexico, and the Church always and ever supporte'd the abuses. This is the condition of things that Is by "Make America Catholic." It means the death of AMERICANISM, If you bel'eve in Americanism, unite to stop it. If not, Jesuit K. of C. rifles will awaken you.

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If tills be true why should we go out of our way to sacrifice thousands of our American boys in order to settle a church quarrel in a foreigu land? C. W. BIBB. If Archbishop Ireland will or CAM answer these questions it mighir -go far to help "Make America He neither will nor can, and will observe a silence that can be felt if not heard. In fact a PROPANE si lence.

Secretary Bibb has gene right down to the root of things and shows what Jones' has be contend ing all along, that the Jesuits have already captured our government from" President down to dog-catcher, and the real fight is to PUT THEM OUT OP THE CONTROL THEY HAVE STOLEN Pape. un destroy heretic churches as in Carbondale, in the United States and the United States government don't pro tect nor repay damages, but Ireland wants done in Mexico for Papes, what's NOT done in the United States. Any reputable Doctor would say Ireland and the Papycrata hava had cases-of enlargement 6f the gall bladder. To the Pape, to mob here tics is "religious BROTHER NATHAN LONG Lecturer and Organizer Will locate in Iola Instead of In- deBondeuca. "Kansas as announced on page two of this assue.

Brother Long is a forceful speaker and an able organizer and we are pleased to announce that Iola will now become his permanent head quarters. trust that the Pat ots of this and adjoining states will Brother Long busy as our for ces anould be wgauized as speedily as possible and lecturers should he Secured to assist in arousing the people. TTfE CRlAirjJR. THE CRUSADI3R is" the hottest; anti-Ciitliolio paper lone year 25c. Botl's ook "Shall Rome.

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111. i i .1 1 READ ARTICLE ON 1ST PAGE MEXICO AND ROMANISM. HERE ARE COLD FACTS YOU CAN'T DENY OR IGNORE. WE ARE TOLD MEXICO IS A CATHOLIC COUNTRY AND THE UNITED "STATES A FREE COUNTRY. IS IT TRUE? HOW THEN DOES THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH DiiMAND THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SHALL PROTECT THE CHURCH AGAINST THE MEXICAN PEOPLE, WHEN STATISTICS SHOW BUT 10 PER CATHOLICS IN THE "UNITED STATES AND 90 PER CENT IN MEXICO? "WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT-'" SUBMIT, OE DO YOUR PART' TO DRIVETHESTa POLITICAL CONSPIRATORS OUT OF OFFICE AS GOVERNORS, CONGRESSMEN, POST MASTERS, POLICEMEN, DOG-CATCHERS AND -HEADS OP OURSUPREME! COURT? IP YOU PROPOSE TO DO YOUR-PART, GET BUSY, NOT ONLY VOTE BUT CIRCULATE LITERA TURE USE THE SUB BLANK.

I. km It may he that I dreamed a dream, it may be that I aa.vr The forecast of a time, to come by some Supernal Law. I seemed to dwell In this same world, and in this modern -time; Yet nowhere was there sight or sound-of poverty or crime. All strife had ceased; men were d's- armed; and quiet peace had made A thousand avenues for toil, in place of war's grim trada From east to west, from north to south, where highways smooth and broad Tied state to state, the waste bloomed like garden spots ot God. No beggars In the streets; there were-no unemployed," For each man owned his plot ot ground, and, labored and enjoyed.

Sweet children grew like flowers, all strong and fair to see: And when I "marveled at the sight, thus spake a voice to me; "All, motherhood is now an art; the greatest art on earth; And nowhere Is there known the crime of one unwelcome birih. From rights of parentage the sick and. sinful are debarred, For matron science keeps our house, and at the door stands guard. We know the cure for -darkness lies in letting in the light; And prisons are replaced by. schools, where wrong views change to right Tire wisdom, knowledge, study, thought, once bent on beast and sod, We give now to the human race, the highest workOf God.

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