The menace. [volume], July 03, 1915, Page 3, Image 3

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SUBMARINES AND -:- -:
: -:- SUBR0r.1
Erery modern war reveal fart
" i.a cuffipd the strstcpuU to re-
TtM miiiUrj and naval nifDi.
Th) late innoattoa to startle tb
nvea of war U the urful trip
cf i German submarine from
North Sea harbor, arouoj Kraut,
put LL unpregTiable fortification
cf j ibrt.it r, anJ ecru tb I1.
, etcrrenewn Sea to the Peniancrcs
were it torrsfOoe. battleship anl
proocvll without mishap to Con
stantinople. . When fubmarine has proven it
' ability to do all that, say the naval
.authentic, what ia to prevent these
modern terror of the. deep from
rrowinjr the Atlantic and attacking
Atmrnan shipping under the pun
of fortification on our own ct?
.Here ia aometliinjr new that virtu
ally male the once formidable
drradnanjrtit, and other former
means of effective nYfcnee, prac
tically usclid.
And the suhtnarino ran do these
thinp, not Uiaue of stronger
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' gnaM or thi ker armor j but brvauae
a Dtur m atxrH. hi.J lrn like a
f.aL in the elrmftit it nairtte, uo
licoerl ur tU it prrx ipiitr de
traction an J ronfuxon hub hrlp
it to ewrape and rrprat the attawk
flarwhere. The frrrat prvblrrn of
naval warfare t!ar i how to ile
ffnd ein-J batllrtJiipa anJ ahip
of ronmerre from thia lubtle,
klippenr, drtn.vrr, wlnh ia v
adapted to the eiement in which it
operate fJiat urf TcHd, and
even hip of the air, are unabla to
cope with it.
Xo aubtnarint have yet attacked
American khippinjr or threatened
American larbor; but another aub-urfat-a
enemy haa long l--u oper
ating apajnst American inatitutiona
with the ame uratrjnr that niakca
Uie aubmarine a power to it crew
and a danger to it ol.jtive. The
wort enemy of thin, and of all na
tion, operate) below the water
line. Mow the horizon. Like
hark the cunning Jcnuita aenvn
their purio boiuath an opaque
urfa'ce; and, like ulmnrinc, make
not ao much as a ripple on a aur
face oiled with pretended religion.
And because the amoother
apenia 01 me papacy are wiw
enouph to carry on their inrasion
in ailence, any atuinpt to cxpoo
their acheming it luuglied to m-orn
hecaiic they do not come with ky.
high battleship and beating drums.
Jiomc a auliiuarinrx and aub-roha
Khemera are here, thicker than
minnow in the hannwi of aum
mer pond ; hut they do not appear
on the aurface, or make the noise
expected of an enemr, no the ahort
aidited are satisfied that they are
altogether harmlcfa.
Iaast winter two of these Tlomish
auhmarines came to the aurface in
ConpreM, aatisfied that they had
reached the place to launch their
torpedoea apainst the free-lorn of
the American pre?. Gallivan and
Fitzgerald fired their bomb, but
their destructive force produced
an unexpected explosion from an
other quarter, and the papal craft
lipped back into tha alime which
foolish mortal are persuaded to be
lieve is a religion.
The papir-t pre destroyer cot
away, and declare their intention to
renew the attack in the next Con
cm. And such is the situation
and condition of national defense
today, because the public doesn't
see the enemy's craft or craftiness,
we are told that there is no enemy.
As a matter of fnct, we are at sea
and surrounded with sub-Roman
enemies hidden under holy water
and holy humbug too numerous to
count or mention.
Against such a sly attack there
ino defense, and can be none tin
til the threatening danger i real
ized. There mnct be an awakening
and renewed vigilance, or auddenly,
and without warning, the public
school, like the Luxitania, will go
np to come, down forever. Vlien
that happens it will be too late to
talk about preventing it The time
to take care of the things we prize
is now netore the damage is done
so it can't be undone.
While the warriors of the deep
are making plans to meet the sub
marine, it is up to those who denire
peace and progress to make plans
lor meeting sub-Romanism.
Boycotters Busy
The Mexace ha received several
copies of 7 Corriere Halo Ameri
cano, published at New Duluth,
Minn., and printed almost entirely
in Italian. From the small portion
which is printed in English we learn
that it is having troubles which ap
parently originate in papal circles.
The Courier is discriminated
'r -
mauatine and tho
n"1 yu h, o-shot
on Be para la thect
on tc-par a to aheal. 4"
wa
rbtoaaaw
WOMEN AGENTS
Aiten ta
ISarnpl
lie
Surprise the RltH
0 fl I
. ' ' - f;. -r "1
THE
jarajwt lrrcd ita editor bat ah- J
'acrtard a ru.T--tt amount of trne'
j Atre nwa apint to enable him to
u!k, think and art as a a Amehraa
.among Amrtkrwna. Borauae tht
f ounrr ha had the courage to be1
lair aM pab!ih matter of interact!
'una 1 roTrniani rraierf r is turn?
j hounded in a bun news war and
iotherwie hampered in hid attempt
J to edit hi. pwper ronrnt,oU,y ,n,l
-nthmit rtraint. In the i-e
June U. we firvl that he has had
'rurap to eprr himelf in crr-
1 tain and unmistakable term aa a.
i lover and dcfrnlrr of LberTT : j
Tad avliter f UaS fwpdr kad Utw4
a atukMr r luiiaa la Uwlaik 4r-
I wrr aaa taut t.lkol.ra if It .a u.. ta
j kara Ik anrport af Oeaa Itaiiaaa. '
11 It haJ for at to aaJarf aa4 kcw
at of lul; Wi ktt rocu la tkia roua-,
try to aako lbr lirmx ker u wtvrk
' itk pToratatt an.l for rroleataalt, raa
' aaauata aurk Barrow, birrrtavl att.ta.K
H kat wcwjM Ibd bum prople Ikiak if tbd
iTotottaat tB4owra af latwr wm)d r
, fuasi la f i work to Uta tml brraua ,
Ikey weia raiholirtt Tkry WuulJ U tkd
j Brat to rcm)esia torfc tiutry. j
Tkera to rtw. i. mr UaliJ !
aooplew roaatry for turk warn.. rrh.Kiu
prtjiHlira aa kaa bera wan.fratrd by a
. nrra! niaay anenbrrt of tka Itabaa rvlont'
i ia Dulmh. V thoul.l all b illin to'
roneerto ta evrry olber man the rik'ht to'
! think ami art ia rrlii;ioiit affair at k t
i eeDarieara dirtatea, aad ao aaa abould rt.
I fuaa to aanwrt aa inn ,tnt ioa wkiek it'
J bairif maintained fur tka benefit of all'
, tka Italian l-eople, juat beeaua w feel'
la duty bound to fir representation la'
1 cot rniurnna to tooaa cii our nrninrri w bo
Kara atpouaed tka Protettaat faitk.
Tka public arknnli ia many fitiet
clttuiaTly observed yitg Iar, June 14. la
New York i'itr arboul rhililiea ilrlrel
tbenitilrr to tka ilf and the rountry,
rendered pretty patrrutie pMi;raai and
paraded, but lb 11 orUf, jun 14, ia it
aeeouat of Iba variou fir mart did act
mention any exbibitioa ia knoor of tka
flag by any parochial arkool. Did tkry
forget tha Hag or were they too Inral to
tk rkurck to akow loyalty to country f
Jesuits in Japan
Tart of an article, by Premier
Okuina, of Japan, show that the
Japanee were wine enough three
centuries ago to rid themselves of
the Jesuits and their influence when
those political agents of popery be
gan their unual operations in Jap
an under the cloak and covering of
religion. Here is the story in
Premier Okuma's own language as
originally published in a Japanese
magazine, then translated into
Knglish aud printed in the New
York iVnn:
It i very unjust to mak the Japanete
tbd) (ubjact of "Yellow 1'eril" agitatioa.
Our anrettor wert not the Mohammed ant
who were jniiltT of brutal atroeitie to
ward the Christian of Europ. Oa the
contrary, 300 year ago w wera magnani
mou enough to reeeiv Jeeuit prietts
witk tk utmowt botpitality of a eivilue.1
people. Japan wa in thote day ia an
anarrhial condition. All over the Inlands
war were waged eonttantly by the feu
dal lords, among themselvea. And in the
midst of that chaotic confution it It snr
priaing to not that more thaa fir mil
lion were baptized and became Christian.
It was not until theae Christian priests
attempted to assist tha political ambi
tioa of th Spanish government, making
instrumentality of the religion, that the
first Hhogun of th Tokugatra dynasty
gave order to suppress the propagation
of Christianity.
W1IT CHRISTIANS WERE PtRRnCtTED
Again, It waa not until theae Cbri
tiant eesared to overthrow the Shogunate
government that the third Shogun lyern
itsu commanded the wholesale manaacre
of Christians, promulgating the law of
exclusion and doting the door of the
country to all foreign intercourse. Chris
tians in those dayt were pertecuted not
became of their religion faith but be
cause of the crime of high treason. They
deserved the punishment they Buffered.
It doe credit to the wisdom of the
tatesmea of that period that they tut
cetafully protected our country from fall
ing victim to the territorial amhitinaa nf
tha foreign powers.
Propaganda League Fund
Balance on band June 16 (40(1.03
Receipt, week ending June 23... 67.25
Total..
.1484.18
. 150.00
30,000 sample eopic mailed.
Balanc oa band thia date. .344.18
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rt to Us. if-r twraut. rrtMaatlTl ,0" ,r tAtkalK to ttaa4 u 'PT " -t-tfw, it, tkry kar
articled wet u,Jir4 ia .u luaa. Ia' "". lw nat n . r-kl to aerh a '.aea la Ma aaa.-wanrkl.
ker ward, law mm aaoat Ka etoaaal to far aa la laUasato tkat UT f gotaa ' U ,,lrt ka Iketr a.abrkkip wiU
SUMMARILY DEALT WITH
The Waukegan, 111., Daily Sun, June 21, 1913, editorially dis
closes propensities decidedly papistic in the following heated and
cantankerous manner:
A fa carrier boy today i looking for a new job. Saturday some aa
aerupulou person induced him to dip a copy of Tin HtSACt into one of hi
ara (only one instance that we heard of) and it waa left at a South 8ide
borne. We were advised of it and accordingly that lad it looking for a new
job. The Sum doesn't permit for an instant any of ita carrier to peddle
AXY OTHER TAPER, magazine or aaything els in connection witk the
delirery of Ike Ana. We will appreciate customers reporting any variation
from the rule and every carrier found violating it will bo dealt with aa sum
warily as the Ixiy in question. Our feeling in the matter is etpceially keen
with reference to Ths M in aci, which we consider a mot disreputable and
onnsrntnted publication, on which serves no purpose and which is so dis
credited even by anti-Catholics that ita influence is nothing.
If the iStn editor isn't a pane he shows unmistakable signs t
being under Komish influence and Tue Me.vace is glad to know that
its enemies are of that stripe. The spirit that will vent iN spleen
in such a manner in such a cause is not large enough nor humane
enough to gui,le or inpire an editorial pen in a community of en
lightened, conscientious and prtriotic citizens.'
"(Sod give us men !" Gie ns men who will remember that they
were once boys, and, ha ing remembered, will so act and think ani
feel toward others that their maturity will not reflect discredit upon
the innocence of youth. As to The Mexicr being a "disreputable
and unwarranted publication," we will put its pages beside the page
of the uw for comparison without fear. The b'un seems to suffer
from a serious case of papal poisoning.
MENACE. AURORA tllSSU'JIU
RIGHTS AND -:- -:--:-
-:- OTHER RIGHTS
A twrtauw Caa-Ua awT Or KaaWM Tall I kfa to aNUil aftr araat rttwrl Itad M
I J ku"l J "
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4r aaJ Ua4 law rtkUa rarawtwl,
f tMl aVJ to
I'rwa tW
tawarj af laat taMto ta MUtkliaf
Wtlit kaaU twawrluaw Ikal tkw mm
rickld t lW avrbr-if ( Ud 1 klboiir
cAnrch wwra lw.J tWaa m trt atul to
b tMkm tram I Warn.
Cia! rpart af Ud rafa rUaa
lrta vitfe wWrkTlaai Ual lawr rtcatt
nakto." Akd ao4
'.T r --"w - riku art
ur" t u lUa 'rr",T
t trawbla aaead. If a k.O it
ulwdcw UU A Hiaia lc tlaurw to ia-
U - Ptlki latmulsewa, a rry
P tkat Ik rifkis af lalkolart art
adaa,rt4. If a Bauun ia frx. ! u
prrraal tad loating af ttkH Utweurira t j
aajboJ.T, Protas sola, lalkubra, aad
everjbojy al.k. Tatkolid l.iera raja t
tlorwi about tweir ligkta.M Tkeaa earn
? ft l ,k
n ," poWitk! ia tka daly
cruI,r t" T-kera.
tbey koaatt la Uitt IT My aa.
I Ika preambld to tka Deriaratica at
lBilrarrMlrara a rea4 "Tkat all avea art
neatad esaal, tkat tkay ara aaJoaracj by
tka creator witk rartaia laaiiraabl
rik'kta; tkat anaoaj tkeaa ar Ufa, liberty
and kappineta."
U,( aDy f theaa thing beew denied
tke (atkolirat Not thai any oa ia ta
; t. aited elated aaow or.
All tka opportamtir of kakkina a lit.
inj known ia America ar befor thsra
and ar embraeed by them. All tka area
, uea of basin lift aad for tka aernrna
, latina of troerty ar aad by tkria ia
1 rominoa wilk tka reat of tk peopl aad
tbnr aueret ia tkeaa Line ia angnidg
iegly conceded. All opporrunltie for
ewial, literary aad profeaaioaal aoeeew it
tbtir for tk waing. Tkeaa right aad
opportunitie ar aaraatwd tkeai by
constitutional provitinn barked up by tke
authority of taw and tke courts. Tke law
and tka court do not, cannot, aad aevtr
will know aa distinction of tart or
ekurck ia thaa United btatet, and every
dietiartiow mad ia favor of any sect,
either la tke bestowal of office or eiteo
tion of aid, is abanikfcf a rvolaivoa
tke rirtl cf tk erffoau) law of U Idadl.
No inUlhftnt Catkolie Uara deay tkeae
propoaitiona.
Tbey cannot aad dar aot attempt to
point to a tingle ttttt or oonty ia tk
land wker tk real rigkt of a ingl
Catkolie i denied kirn.
What ia th matter thaat Abaolutely
nothing mor tkaa is Labi to befall any
man under aimilar circumitanre.
Do tkey ever allege any particular
grievance t Oh, yea. la variou inttaa
eet Catholic bar failed to reeeiv nomi
nation for office at primaries and area
to b elected to office after obtaining the
nomination. Tbia, hat been particularly
noticeable of bto, aad from tke outcry
mad about it 6n would think tkat tk
Catholic were being deprived of aa es
pecially Ood given right
Ia the Second Amendment to the Con
stitution w find that "Congress shall
make no law respecting aa establishment
of religion or prohibiting toe ire eiec
cite thereof' or abridging tke freedom of
speech or the pre."
Thia applie to Protest tnts and non
Catholics as well as to Catholics, liut the
Catholic agitators aay tkat it ia a viola
tion of the Constitution for them to be
deprived of office. If that ia tni then
all that ia neeeaaary la for them to claim
the office, the priests to parcel oat the
position to their favorite, and aava all
trouble and expense of election.
Tbea America would be Catholic witk
a vengeance.
Protestant and ether non-Catholic
raa witk equal eonsistaney make tke tamt
claim. But bavea 't Catkolie a right to
ran for office! Certainly they have, and
other people hare a right to vote just a
they pleat. Tat them or against tatm,
Well, they any, tker' oar constitutional
right to bold office. W her it th const 1
tutional obligatioa to vote for them or
anv one else!
Aa Amerieaa ia a free maa and ran
vote as be pleaatw.
Any man, net of men, or Beet, that
claims the contrary is dangerous to the
welfare of th nation, and ought to be
and will be beaten if he rant for office.
If the Catholics of this country wish
to enjoy the emolnmenta and honors of
office, thev must bate their claims for
office on their manhood and worth, In
stead of church membership. Not only
that, tnt they must cease using official
position for the advantage of their
church.
The maa who openly or secretly under
take to use cknrtk membership at a lever
t at muXmim l- aarl to rwaal.iaw ka-m.aal
kw. U kaj (.vti, MnVad.at, l,u a
I way Maw j ansa, aV aaa.
I alklar rla .m Mtarr rrnaaa. Tad
f-jKlaf trkotal dtaota aVw, k4 Mil lies;
aw IW7 abat lkar rat rfc.Mtvw kp ia
kald Urtr rai, ka4 ka r!iak tW
r ) sar fcanr ikr twl.br a kuola iUII
toaaactvl. aM wktl W1 td akaU wed
tat Uackl Uavw. If Urv wlutlai3
o C'rea flare at iawtnartort ta it. Coa
ww aeaaa twwladaw Ik rwipkoritf af a
kaowa tw-aay aa a aanaat. Tka tjairkar
Catkolat W-a Urt reaaaj Ueir a aa ta
piiblt (rkooi ytta f U aoakLrr lb
brttrr for tketa aad taeira.
tataalie reaeat rntM-isan af tkwir
j rkurrk, rrtavl. ar Baeaatwrablp, They bar
a right to
toaka all tka roaaplaiatt tkey
Nl ktt tka aktwabar af way
rkooa too.
other ckurch. Aad opl kaw tk riki
to make all rntieiae tke wish too. i.rav
vided the rritreitane ar withia Ike boo ad
er appareat facto ar logie. How
wetiner tauolc er any ether elaas af
people bar a rigkt to akow Ueir bie
tion to rritwiasB by boycott t, rratiag aad
anuruer. ir itvrad are 'iwtholi rukts
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itary win BeTr sjoy tketa while Aaterira
stars Ire.
Tke lea ler af tk Romas Catholic
churrk know full wII. that ia aa ia.
ttaae kav their people bee deprived of
iw ngnis enjoyed or otker peopl aad
ibsi nery lasiaae r appareat diaerim
inattoa, kaa only bee ao many effort at
arlf defense ea tke part af tkot they
aee te ri le rrr aad dealrov. All ef
thia talk about "right ef Catkolie" it
merely throwing dutt la tk air ta bliad
tke eye of tke people, aad calculated te
escite their owa people to greater deeds
01 raanoeta.
Let them beware. Social aad political
incendiarism sometimes becomes conta
gions, aad inevitably react ea tkot wko
practice it
It it generally easy to atart a fire, but
sometimes it is ktrd to put out Ths
greatest obstacle ia th way of "Cath
olic right" ar their priest, editor
and political achemera.
Popery and War
If Pop Benedict Is, as be pretends to
b, tk supreme world autkority ia re
gard to moral, wky doesn't k exercise
tkat autkority to it limit to atop tke
moet immoral thing going oa ia tke world
the European wart
Tkoutaada apoa tkonsanda of tkot
who acknowledg hi autkority ar fight
ing ia all th armies. If h doe not
feel justified in aaying wki k id it rigkt,
ad thereby tkrowmg tke whole etrengtfc
of thote who obey bun to one aide or the
otker, kow caa ke consistently avoid de
claring tke immorality of war and order
ing kia (ubjerta of all nation to refrain
from taking part in itt
Thi proud pretender to infallible
wiadora ia matter of wrong and rijrkt,
ciotaea wiib assumed authority to com
maad and b obeyed, instead of assert
ing bit pretended divine rigkt and com
Miauuiu( in - mo lanoiui lo cease
murdering each other, it merely pitying
toe pan or a secular potentate aud de
daring neutrality. The power and author
ity of popery, when put to the test, seems
to be about opiaJ to that of the mvtho
logical Uncle Hum. lie ran deiiare'neu
trality, ttep aside and let the greatest
affront to world morals go it way with
out the effeetiv opposition he claim to
be able to interpose. If tale Jame Delia
Chieaa, alia Benedict XV, it any more
thaa a mere man, here it the opportunity
to prove it by exercise of the uerior
power he pretend to poises.
Ia th fc of the great fact, world
wide war, th tireeomrly long title he
affect, and the aupernatural authority he
asserts, both have to settle back to the
level of temporal rulerthip and admit
that all this pretense of authority over
world morals ia bogus and a fske. He is
aa helpless aad a far from supernatural
connections aa the emperors, king, and
presidents, struggling by proxy for the
mastership of the world.
Ia fact, he ia pitying precisely the
tame game the other rulers are. If be
could command the batteries aad battle
ships to make the effort effective, he
would long ago have taken sides not
against the immorality of war, but
against the weaker nations. As a moral
force, the papacy ia nothing. As a mili
tary force it Hares not sssert Itself under
present conditions. At a diplomatic force
it ia playing the part of a neutral in the
hope of gaining concessions from all the
combatants.
That ia certsinly a pnny part for one
who makes such sweeping claims to ex
clusive authority along certain line, and
it remains to be an whether the bluff
caa be maintained after such a failure
to make good. As sn international
trouble mnker, and meddU-r in tke affaire
of nations, popery is tometliing of a tue
cess; but, as an effective force in in
fluencing the moral conduct of the world,
or even of it own subjects, popery, with
all ita attachments, is a notable failure.
Chicago Orangemen Picnic
Tke Orangemen of the Prairie Slab
are planning a memorable day at Glen-1
wood Park on Baturday, July 10. None,
who have attended the picnic of recent .
year given by the Chicago lodges caa
fail to attend thia year. Kverythmg haa,
been arranged on a bigger acale thaa
ver before attempted.
All patriotic eitisen who believe in
free press, free speech and the main
tenance of civil and religious liberty
should avail themselves of the opportun
ity of attending. A program has been
arranged to interest all and many valu
able prizes will be given.
This marka the f5tk anniversary of
the battle of the Boyne, where the ban
ner of religious freedom and toleration
arat first flung upon the breexe, the price
less heritage of Protestantism.
uiit aia. l c r)(iaiuin "ii'uiii wary
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01 enacting ia.wa wuica win id any way
tena to gi'v pruicuua or biu to nomisr.
interests which may be used agaiatt the
IrsUtaUnna and ria-bU of V fie pouole.
IrsUtaUnna
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purposes and for a limited
time, we will enlarge toy imall
picture, in crayon for 95c or
pastel for $1.45. su 13x19
taKhea. We hare dec Jed ta aaa at this
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owe portrait quack! to every family,
kend the caasea today to ws direct.
W tor mm aaswta.
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crat or Republican because the two politi
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schools and free corernmenkj while ths
Catholic church is opposed to tke
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