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Priest Mullen the Another New Book! Don't Read It ARE THERE ARMSSECRETED INTHECATHOLICCHURCHES? Unless you dare to think on deep theological ipstlons. THE WAY OFAIN The Handwriting On The Wall. Written by Prof. Charles W. WaddelL FOUR ARMED MEN OPEN FIRE ON EX-PRIEST 'John "Rogers, Marshall Contractor, dead-John Copcland, Marshall, bank Cashier, dying CATHOLICS.

Geo. Ilyan, Marshall attorney, undev bond no. Tecse, negro, Copeland bank janitor. Not captured. Armed Asst.

"William Black, "ex-pricst," Bellaire, 0., dead" C. F. Hall, Black's companion, in. jail-; A-NTI-CATHOLICS. Miss Sadie Black, cousin and adopted daughter of "ex-pricst" eyewitness of tragedy Knights of Pithias, or an Odd Fellow badge on.

If all three of these knew how the Catholics hated them, as I know, those three1 organisations alone would put them out of the offices, and out of The last word ho said to was, "Americans must unite This boob fills a long felt want. It answers many hfcrd Bible questions which) have caused thousand to fall intd Infidelity. 1 THE GREAT QUESTION OF RAGE ORIGIN MADE PLAIN Are All Men Brothers In Adamt Th Nature of Man How, When and Why The Negro was Created. Who Was the Wife of Cain? Why God Sent the Flood. Why He Burned Sodom.

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WW!" ihliJJiUiirtt jut Hi. Uti Bright Man building to keep the crowd out. After a preliminary investigation by the local coroner, formal charges of murder were filed a-ainst C. F. Hall, Black's companion, and George Ryan, who accompanied Rogers and Copeland to Black's 'rooms.

Ryan who lives here, was released on $10,000 bond with instructions to report to the coroner today. Hall did not apply for bond. Some one of our subscribers sent us a marked copy of The Dallas (Texas) Dispatch, from which the article above was taken just as it in that paper. The Dallas Dispatch is' not au anti-Catholic paper but one of" the largest dartly papers in the state of Texas. This proves again that the published oath of the Knights of Columbus is not only true, but that the Knights actually live up to their oath.

Nothing is too dastardly or; devilish for this organization to undertake. The Knights of Columbus IS A MURDER ORGANIZATION. The Protestants must be aroused and every subscriber of The Crusader must get busy and help all thai can. STRIKE WHILE THE IRON IS EOT AND RE-SUITS WILL FOLLOW. We are printing the article from The Dallas Dispatch in leaflet form and where they are ordered with the Knights of Columbus Oath, they will be furnished as follows: 15 copies "of Dispatch article and Fifteen copies of The Knights of Columbus Oath, 50 copies of each 100 copies of each, G0c 500 copies of eaclL-.

can easily Make from $3 to $5 a Day and at the same time iJuiid im bteadv or Woman Part Time jt Lucrative Business I We Want a Man or Woman IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE S. Marshall, Texas, Feb. 4. This tiwn has gone mad with excitement and religions frenzy, following a visit of four armed men to the room of an anti-Catholic lecturer in the Capital Hotel last night. Two men were killed and another was mortally wounded in the fight that followed.

When the smoke of the fusillade of shots had cleared away William Black of Bellaire, 0., who claimed he was an ex-priest and had deliv ered a lecture at the court house the night before on "Effects of the Confessional -Box," was dead. John Rogers, a Marshall contractor, Catholic and prominent member of the Knights of Columbus, who is believed to have killed the ex-priest, dying; and John Copeland, cashier of the First State Bank, member of the Knights of Columbus, was mortally wounded. George Ryan, a Marshall Cathc lie, was arrested, but was released on bond. John Teese, negro porter employed at the bank where Copeland worked, has not been, captured. C.

F. Hall, a companion of the murdered lecturer, is in jail charged with murder. IMiss Sadie Black, adopted daughter of the ex-priest and an eye-witness of the tragedy enacted in her father's at the home of sympathizers. Stories of the tragedy vary as to details; but it is generally believed Rogers killed Black, the "ex-priest, "and was shot to death by Black's companion, C. F.

Hall, who also shot Copeland. Black. did not shoot. He was armed, but the officers say that all the catridges in his revolver were unexploded. ie no oM to ak Black notfto3e- hver the lecture, "Convent Life," which he had advertised for last ujght.

Soon after, the men entered the room the shots were fired. Miss Black claims that all the three Catholics and their negro companion fired, and that her father's companion shot in self-defense. There is a good deal of sentiment here in favor of the visitors. Many persons went to the jail today and told Hall they would aid him in getting bail if he would apeak agaiin tonight. GIRL'S STORY.

According to the statement Sadie Black, the two men met her father in the hallway and fol- lowed him into his room. She said her father was seated the room. when the other men came up and the shooting commenced. She said three of the men shot at her father while the fourth at-i tempted to catch, his hands, and then when she saw that her father was being shot she threw her arms around Kim. and was holding him when the last shots were fired.

Just who fired the first shot is not known, nor could it be learned now man, ere urm, cause the fusillade became general jn the room and in the hallway, Black was shot through the heart, You Can Devote All or No Capital Required Only "Push anaEgery Chicago Murder Tells Story Former Pastor On Stand In Oivn Defense Says He Is AffUc-. ted With Weird Dreams. From Chicago Daily News of Feb.3 The Rev. John J. Mullen took the stand in Judge Dever's court to-day to tell the history of Ids life up to the moment he killed Thomas W.

Patterson, postmaster and station agent at Hillside. He told of his studies in Rome, where he was graduated with hon-rs and ordained at the age of 23. He continued in a quiet manner to speak of his work in America, as head of the orphans' home at Sali-na, and pastor of the Church of the Holy Rosary. Victim of Hallucinations this time" said Father Mullen, "I suffered from attacks of appendicitis. I became subject to staring spells and became the victim of peculiar hallucinations.

Hq arrived ht length at the day of the tragedy, Oct. 20, 1914 He grew paler and his fingers gripped nervously at the arm of his chair He said' in response to his attorney's questioning' that he was in the habit of drinking beer with his meals and often wine and that he had acquired this habit at the University of Rome, where it was a regular "Recently I received a communication from Rome offering me the secretaryship of the Precious Blood College and I had decided to accept." Mind Turns Blank Suddenly. At length Father Mullen reached the tune of the slaying. He had narrated his movements dining the hours "We went in the automobile from Elmliurst to Bell wood and then we went to a cemetery. We stopped in at a saloon on returning to Elm-hurst and decided to go to Hillside.

I had one glass of beer in the saloon.1 I was sober. I remember distinctly everything that happened "We arrived at Hillside and stopped in front" of the saloon. One of the men went in. I stayed by leaned PfSflk the ear. As 1 was cranking it something hit me on the head A terrific pain seized ho.d of me.

Everything seemed to turn a dazzling white and then then the priest halted in his story. "That is all. When next I was able to think and see Iwas in a police cell, held for murder." Patterson Stranger to Him Asked if he knew Patterson, the man he had slain, Father Mullen answered: "No. I never saw him in my life. "Do yon remember stabbing him, striking him?" "No," cried Father Mullen, "I cannot reeall touching him or even looking at him.

MULLEN FREED; WAS INSANE; NOW RECOVERED. Just as the forms as being ster-otyped for the press we recieved a marked copy of the Chicago sent in by one of our subscribers. The article was headed as above. "Jury was on the Square" was the only comment of the prosecuting attorney. Our Marshall, Texas, Catholic murders will now only have to say that Black's lecture drove them into temporary insanity to go seott and all th6se who are opposing the same plea.

Had he been now be safely murdered by adopt-the same plea. Had he been a non-Catholic, ordinary working man, he. could never have evaded severe punishment. PATRIOTS ATTENTION. At the National Convention of the American Federation of Patriotic Societies, held in Chicago last June, it was voted, to hold the 1915 National Convention in the main auditorium at San Francisco.

Are you going to join the ranks for a great national demonstration? Every one must feel the call to join the 10,000 who, in special through trains, wall sweep a-cross the the continent, with stops for speeches and greetings. The National officers must know well ahead that you are going, however, that they may arrange for private cars and special trains. Such a chance to show your loyalty and have the time of yoxir life, as well, may never come again. Send five cents postage today for booklet and letters of particiilars, to National President, D. J.

Reynolds, 424 Plymouth Building, Slnaeapolis, Minn, (TJ Write Now Before Some Other Person Gets Control of Your County When I was in Chicago attending the Convention of the Federation of Patriotic Voters in June, 1914, I was on the street wearing the Canvention Badge. A policeman stopped me and said, "I'd like to speak with you. Can you come back this way in an hour, but take off that badge, don't want to be seen talking with you -with that badge on." I agreed, and came back in an hour with the badge removed, I had quite a talk with him. Among other things he told were, that fully two thirds of the Chicago Police were Romanists, that he being a non-Romanist had to keep very quiet and submissive 01 he would soon loose his job. He told me a lot of thing's, but a-rnong them, he pointed out a Church, and said "There are over thousand rifles in that Church I have seen that many and how many more there may be 'I don't know." I asked him, "If you are not a Romanist, how did you tret into the church to see?" "Any one with a police uniform who will dip his finger in the Holy Watec and cross himself, and kneel at the right places, can go most anywhere in a Catholic Church in Chicago," he "I've seen over 100 policemen at a' time kneding down in some of these churches." "Have you ever heard them say what they propose to do vith thesa arms I asked.

"Of course they toll me very much," he said, "but I can listen, and hear what is said, and I have had some of them when they were pretty drunk and off duty, to tell me a lot that they wouldn't be likely to say if sober, and they have a pretty clear idea that there Is coming a time when word will be passed for them to rise and capture the government. Then too as one told me when drunk, that it "was always best to to be prepared and ready, for there's no telling what might happen. Another, who was pretty drunk, told me he'd like to see me the Church, as it would be a pity to have to kill a decent chap ike I me that one of them was toasUyg onojiw whsn bs-'msJeL. ptiMv r'-iiiLk hint the' Father had tcld him that, they had most of the officers and a lot of the men in In th the Army and Navy, and in the State Militia, who were good Catholics. That they had men as secretaries to all the leading officers of the general and the State Governments, and when they were pood nnd ready, it would be as easy to capture the whole govern-mentrnent as to change your shoes.

Regarding these statements this policeman said he was not so sure, they were true, but that in Chicago, ind in Illinois, as far as he knew, that all was truo as that fellow had said, and he enumerated from the Mayor; Chief of Police, and on down an appalling list of officers I myself knew nothing of, and said as he checked them off, "they are all catholics." I asked him if he could swear to what he had said. He answered, "I could, but I can't, for it would mean that I would not only be but a job, hut would have to clear out and keep hid, for you don't know these men. They wouldn't think anything of havinn you disappear." "Disappear?" I asked, and he said, "Chicago is as bad a place for a man to disappear in New York ever was. If I was in with that crowd I might know, but I have my belief that men are made way with hero in Chicago, and that a thing of that kind can be paid for just as you'd buy a suit of clothes. Why see: here.

If I was a Catholic I would have been in the plain clothes gang long ago. Did you know that one of the greatest pulls the Catholic Church has, is that three fourths of the detectives from Bums down are Catholics?" I told him I didn't doubt it. He said "Well of course I don't know of myself outside Chicago, but that's what I've been told by the Catholics themselves, and have been advised to join the Church and get a 'raise' that's the wav-they put it." I can sign an affidavit that this was the substance of what a Chicago policeman told me, and he dared to speak to me thus because he saw I wore the convention badge and was a stranger in Chicago. Of course he obligated me not to take his number, and his name and address he would not give, but he gave me the name and address of a friend who took the Menace, which he read, and to whom I could send papors. This man had seen and read the Menac- and other Patriotic Papers and was a Mason, only he said it would be "bad business for me if I waa ii witi.

a iksaaitt pin, a and put the Catholics out of polii-ti, or there will be big blood-shed to do it some day not far off." The Famer Scotti Case in New Orleans The New Orleans Picaune, States and Item are all full of the account of this priestly scandal and the court reports of the trial of the case. We told some of it in our December number. It's too long to go into details, but the court show the wily, vile, cowardly and despisable methods of the Roman priesthood. Evasive, shifty, tricky and as devilish as "old split foot" their own' daddy Let's sift it down into a few words. Two nriests in cahoots for it swindled a woman.

She won't stand for it, being robbed so raw, and although they are "caught with the goods," their dirty work proved, yet then defense is so low and mean the devil himself would blush to stoop to it. Yes, we laterally picked her pocket, bat she's a bad woman, THEREFORE we holy dads are innocent. How's that for low down contemptable meanness? Suppose a pickpocket tried such a defense, would he "get away with it Not on your John, Henry, Suppose he said, "Yes, I picked his pocket, but he was drunk, and therefore. I am innocent." What has that to do with the charge? New Orleans is a pape ruled city. All the papers and tie judges are afraid of the Roman Catholic Mafia, if they are not part of "de gavg." Now what sort of a chance has a woman in such a "den of thieves?" If they don't prison her, she's lucky.

The Caesar nd IwrrsU rotton Pope Alexander VI, are meaner than their fl.nepsrtors. Romanism in Rotten. WhataSmelll Saint Anthony and Base Ball. "Father" Noll is a priest and therefore knows. Read for your self, as he tells us his "Sunday Visitor" of Dec.

27: "Maranville says it was prayer that beat the Athletics. Yes, prayer. Now don't laugh." As if anybody would laugh at such a serroua matter, especially when Noll trips lightly forward with this unquestioned' proof: in regard to myself and my team-mates and our faith in Saint Anthony." (this is Captain John Evers of the victorious Nationals now speaking.) "I can verify all that our Rev Father from Chicago has told you, and as for myself, I can say, in all my successes jn the world's series, St. Anthony has as yet to desert me. The night be fore the last world's series was to open up, I took Maranville, Whaling, Dugey, Moran, Gilbert, Connolly and Martin to church and to confesion, said the stations of the Cross, and prayed to St.

Anthony and whether they continued or not I do not know, but I do know that Maranville and I received Communion every morning of the series and went to church every MORAL: See what team prays to St. Anthony and you will know which will win. The National Court, Guardians of Liberty has placed an organizer in the field in Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina. He is already on the ground and will soon have a staff of assistants op-perating with him in those states. All readers of this paper in the States mentioned and other States in the South who wish to become affiliated with the Order are requested to write to this office and their names will be forwarded to the field organizer, nere is an opportunity to take part in the movement in the great South and to hear lectures and Speakers of ability.

Write at once so that no time may be lost. Percv S. Brown, Room 1427, 4G W. 24th New York City. And Willing To Work If You Don't KeeH V.nrflu Out Cnma Rns in miiuij rui ouiiio una in lift Locality who uoes.

ii Hard For Good Pay aioodTcsltioii Will You Tnnrth With II In Vmi iuuuii nun uo in iuu fv! IOLA, KANSAS copies of Charces prepaid by us to any point in United States. 'Tib! combination will be a clincher and is bound to carry to every Protestant who renJi them. When they read the Oath vud then the article from the Dispiiti'h that tells about the murder of this lecturer by members of this murderous organization, The Knights of Columbus, they must believe. Eyes WILL Be Opened Let every reader get busy at while the ineident is still f'-esh in the minds of the. peo ple.

Order as many of these as feAd you can afford and get hem to working. Never before have ou had better opportunity and carry conviction as to the necessity tor action, and n0, rde To-. Address, Crusader, IOLA, KS. Daddy Phelan. Father D.

S. Phelan, is editor of the St. Louis Western Watchman. In its issue of June 19th, 1913, said 0tholic5 wcre. 'Better off than the apostles, for we iave Jesus Christ with us 2-t pet the of ra ir eie; Full Particulars Contract and Outfit Ready To Go To Work Upon Receipt of 2c Stamp.1 -Address, THE CRUSADER; 1 ANOTHER NEW BOOK.

"No. 600-60 and 6 or The Trail of Blood' "Written By The WeU Known Writer And Lecturer. PROF. CHARLES W. WADDELL MY PLATFORM: "irtire Homes, A Pure Eaoe, Free Spewfe, A Free Press, Free Schools And twice in the right side, in the stom- 811 llle tllue- Do yu stoP to reach and iu the head.

He died in- fleet that Jesus Christ is sacrificed stantly. every time we assist at Mass Will John Rogers was shot twice you stop to reflect this morning at through the head and dded at 7 :25 the consecration that Jesus is cru-o 'clock at his home, surrounded by cified before your eyes? Yes, his. wife, a number of relatives and Jesus Christ is crucified eveiy time Father Granger. He is survived the priest says People who by his and five children, to Mass are the only follow- John Copeland was shot through ers of Jesus Christ. The Mass is the.

stomach and in the left arm. the thing. And. what is the Mass He is in a critical condition. He It is the re-crucifixion" of Jesus was removed to the Memorial hos- Christ, your Lord and Master.

pitaL. Copeland is cashier of. You say that is impossible. He State Bank and is a son-in-law of died nineteen hundred years ago. Major E.

J. Fry, a very wealthy Yes, but He was crucified five Texas banker. lie is connec- times this morning in this church," ted with several of the best fami- When Jews have been massacr-lies in Marshall. by Romanists, the cry that was Black was a Mason and a mem- raised by the priests who led the her of the Knights of Luther. murderers, was, "These are they George Ryan is a young attor-'who crucified Christ." If it was ney- just cause for death, that your Miss Black says William Black ancestors crucified Christ once, was her cousin and adopted father, many years ago, how of those who One of the shots that killed Black are proud that they crucify Horn passed through the adoption pa- several times a day NOW per in his inside coat pocket.

We don't want to go into theol- John Teese, porter for the bank, '0gy or discuss religion, but Father who accompanied Copeland, Rog- phelan is at least logical, and that's ers and Ryan to the hotel, had not an extraordinary quality in a theo-heen located tip to a late hour Wed- logian. Logic and Theology don't Jiesday night. when they are mixed, as The shooting created the wildest Phelan has mixed 'em, the results excitement. It was necessary to are peculiar, to say the very least, place officers around hotel Fhelaa jou aie a corker. ENTIRE SEPARATION OF CH URCH AND STATE.

This Book PROVES that the. bloody career of PAPAL KOiS wa3 foreseen BY ALMIGHTY GOD and recorded on the PAG! OF INSPIRATION and that her policy from the beginning has one of cruel, relentless persecution toward all who dared oppose h. AND THAT AT THIS MOMENT HER BLOOD STAINED HAND, SEEKS TO GRASP THE HELM OF THIS GOVERNMENT. This Book also ahows plainly WHO CARRIES THE NUMBER 000-60 AND 6 OF REVELATIONS 13-18. i The large sized ALPHA AND OMEGA CHART In thia is A BIBLE LOOKING GLASS TO EVERY STUDENT OS SCRIPTURE.

ROME'S BLOODY CAREER FOR 1260 YEARS is very plainly shown as well as winy other IMPORTANT LINES OF FROPHECY. The Chart alone is well worth a TEN DOLLAR BILL to ewry STUDENT OF THE BIBLE LET tTi'ERT LOVER of LIBERTY n4 FREEDOM BEAD THIS BOOK. OKI! EE NOW. j-. ffidfe' SEE THE ADVERTISEMENT on page four, for NIGHTS of COLUMBUS OATH Order Direct From, THE CRUSADER, IOLA, KAN.

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