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ber hu!mnd, were re-mamed at Sao
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ovin more than h could pay."
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TotJ
Paul Fuller, Presidential Advisor
faTTaircORDIXO to the New
t York Pout, rrnrintel in
i.f',1 the Catholic Ctti:en. the
i ' man of all men aelected
by rrraidrnt Wilnni a hia a lvitor
on the Meiiran qutntion, ia dean of
the law faculty of the .IK SUIT
univrrutT of Fordhnni, and a con
vert to ftomanism.
Ye (lodjl What haa come over
Wilson? First he insifta upon
having a atrict Itoman Catholic,
Jetiuit-rvhiNil graduate Hirctary.
and then he turn for advice ami
ennpiiltation on Mexico to Cardinal
(lihbona and a Jesuit lawyer. le
riaiona rcanlmir the handling of a
"ountry where Koine claim ahe has
lici-n defpoiled are goxerniHl, by im
pliratmn, by the advice ohtuiticd
from Rome.
Admitting that ao far in the con
tmvernv, at haNt outwardly Mr.
Wilonva final decision. have not ac
corded with the published opinion
of I animal tnbbon. and therefore
of the Church of Romo there must
le atrong likelihood of an eventual
settlement according with pojrery'a
wifthes or these nieu would Dot be
retained.
Tht roft ii quoted by the Cath
olic Cittien usually truthful and
hy far the most American of all the
Roman Catholic sheeta, aa raying,
in part:
"Mr. Fuller is the man behind
the president's plan for settlement
of the Mexican question, lie ha
had more to do with the adjustmrnl
of our relation with the teveral
Mexican revolutionary governments
than even the officers of the tltte
department. Upon hia advise Mr.
Wilson has depended for the formu
lation of every step in the policy
made necessary and difficult by
the involved condition of affairs in
that vast territory south of the Rio
(irande."
Here we have an almost unbe
lievable condition. The condition
of affairs in Mexico is "involved"
because Rome claims so much, be
cause ahe haa inspired the Hucrta
regime and all that preceded it
which resulted in murder and
assassination. Rome wants every
thing and the libcrtv-loving people,
.1 t J 1 ' w .
oi me Dcuer ciass, in jiexico want
their rights unhampered by papal
bosses. Thus matters are "in
volved," and in order to ascertain
the justice of all sides our president
gets a Jesuit to tell him what ought
to be done.
"When the conference with tho
ambassadors of the ABC powers
and the throe senior ministers of
the smaller Latin-American repub
lics was determined upon to con
sider plans and agree upon a
provisional government. Fuller was
delegated by the president to' at
tend them with Secretary Lansing-
as this country'a representative. It
is safe to say that nothing will be
done in Mexico without hia advice,
but you would never guet the part
he plays in the newspaper accounts
of the conferences."
No, we guess " not ! Nor does
Rome think it best to have the real
results of- his mission become
known just at present It would
not be wise. The American people
would probably rise in their might
and reverse what he has so nobly
done in the interests of Rome.
Yet a little while, when the scrap
with the anti-Roman Catholic
forces has "blown over," then we
will all find out what happened.
Oh yea!
Perhaps, however, 'Mr. Fuller is
independent of Jesuitism. Ferhaps
he ia actuated solely by altruistic
loyal American motive. Well, we
certainly hope so. Whatever man
is selected as prime-advisor in af
fairs of state, that man ought to
be a true American, BUT why tale
chance? Do the Jesuiti have the!
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of tka aorH vaa a pop 'a artier of roil
rJ akirk required tkrra reeturioa far ita
eafnrremrtit aa1 a kirk eoaial)ei tknu
aaala of aarriel priaati to Irate thru
wivra Bad ckil lrra. Nov, tka kriMarritiral
reUlra of Jrrjr Uka tke "kolier lka
tboa" atlituila toaard tka Ule aknk
piaafa ilnorre, initi-ad of romiHlltmg it.
('(naiatriKT B(Ja1
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a-a a i
oiiit competent men r Are tpev
likely to produce the best citiens?
I an they be honcMly exjiftefl to
furnish men free from papal taint?
Look at their hUtory ami de
termine for yourself.
No matter how strong the man
may be. No matter how shrewd, or
well-informed, or influential, if he
ia allied with the Roman Catholic
rhurch, and, above all. he u a
Jesuit, he it logically the must dan
gerous man in the world to place in
positions of trust in a Protestant or
non-paial government.
But what about Lind? Didn't
he have the approval of the papists?
Up to a certain point hia work was
more than satisfactory. lie re
paired much of the damage done by
Rome-owned Wilson, the first mail
sent to Mexico, our representative
there. Wilson was brought home in
disgrace, Lind was eulogized, but
for some reason Lind was shelved
and a Jesuit put in his place with
greater discretionary powers than
Lind ever had.
What is the matter with Wilson's
judgment?
Rome Infects Civil Service
Speaking about the exposures
made in the Chicago School inves
tigation involving the parochial
high school, in the chnnre of inef
ficiency and fraud, tho 2ui Seek
er has this to bay:
"As the testimony of Mrs. Young
shows, the church works directly
to give its pupils an unfair advan
tage over graduates of the state
high schools in preparing for posi
tions as teachers. The same course
is followed in fitting young men
and women for civil service exami
nations. There is a Catholic You;ig
Men's Association on the Bowery in
this city (New York) which adver
tises its preparedness to give pupils
the information they need to get
through. With so many Catholic
government employees in a position
to supply examination papers in
advance to such concerns, it re
quires more confidence than we
have in their honesty to satisfy us
that they do not Why does not
Catholicism let the state and state
schools alone and confine itself to
teaching religion, if it has a re
ligion?" Think of it!
Our great Civil Service system
already prostituted by popery.
Our civil service examinations
largely a tremendous farce!
Will the government investiirate
this charge of the Truth Seeker,
made in ita issue of August 28th,;
page 848, and verbatim?
No wonder the governmental of-1
fiees are full of the blind unreason-!
ing followers of the pope of Rome, i
No wonder so few non-Catholics!
are unable to find openings! j
The men and women of the I?o-!
man Catholic church cheat rob,!
lie, filch, swindle any old thing toj
get the pick of the jobs nd every!
cussed one of them does it by rea-!
son of the instructions given them
by their priests. I
The Roman Catholic priest, in'
the main, is the most dangerous
whelp unhung in America today, j
It is this class of vultures who are'
ruining otherwise good men and;
women by' instilling in their minds
the idea that they cannot be good
"Catholics" unless they scheme
ceaselossly against "heretics" and
obtain heretics jobs whether by
stealth or fairness its all the same'
to mithcr church.
How much longer is America
going to stand for wholesale theft
y popery of everything of Talue to
ner patriotic citizens r
rua ii
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P"r I"xt l-i"k''t the 'i.Iirui-
MENACE, AURORA, MISSOURI
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deicy f tkt 0rpoiatio Mi Wonder U fapes Art Bawfio
Tht AmcHcu P roplt Art Ccttlsf Ueir Ijtt Cpca
No under papula are bovl-f
r. No vonder Uie papal preae
tor. o vonder the papal preae
from ererr point of the eotnpeae ia
rrytnjr out ajainrt the bifou vbo
are diverting money and pove r
Irvin Ju-me.
No vonder that Ph.elan hovla.
and (fihUma atnilea, but it ia the
hovl gf thvartrd rage and the bit
ter amile of defeat
America ia beginninj to eman
cipate hervlf.
It. i no longer !acgtrooj to be
patriotic.
It i not unfashionable to defend
Anion, an princij!ea.
1'olitu-al Home muit die.
The papora, ame of them ahow
inr their covardu by aneering
headline, rfixird the fart that a
Unman Catholic aa di'fiatel for
the presidency of the National Elu
catii.n AwMHiati'n at Oakland,
Calif., Atipint i'lt. following a
hitter rVht inado by the papal can
dii!nti, Miwi (irae Stranan.
Mip claima i-he vaa defi-atei be
cause ahe i a Ionian Catholic.
She oii'lit to have been.
The Kntnan C.itliolu- who have
tlitt lllimit.l.!.. In alr f.r .-..I
I"" lllllllllt" r ial t.'t l-TI"
It: - a ! -I a' l
" auuioruy in our eiiuraiionai
system, ought to be defeated every
time they Mule their heads up.
We have tolerated the enemies of
the public schools as teacher in
the pulilic school- t' long already
for the good of the schools.
Kverr claim Imnicht, everv
charge made, at-nii'-t our public
school system can lie traced to
Romanism and its influence.
Miss Strachan is district super
intendent of the schools of Brook
lyn. N. Y.
If the is a Roman Catholic she
ought to be removed.
somk or the riranor.s
Mis Strachan claims flint she
was defeated through the efforts of
Klla Flugg Young of Chicago 1h.
cause of her being a Romanist.
She admits beiug charged with the
following:
Wilson & Dunne
The Sullivan cohorts of Illinois
politics are making nmly for the
1D1G fray and have already
launched a Wilson-Dunne combina
tion which ia tantamount to giving
notice that Rome is going to have
the Vice-presidency held by a papist
if she can pull the deal through.
By wire pulling tactics, and to
make it appear that Rome has no
hand in the deal, thev had the sue
F n
gestion come from Congressman at
l.nrgo, William Wza illiams, of
Pittsfield, Sullivan's candidate for
(iovernor, and a nnn-Romanist who
prefers political advantage to honor.
But this will not pull the wool
over the eyes of patriotic Ameri
cans. No papist can ever become
either President or Vice-president,
Teddy Roosevelt to the contrary.
They -may buy seats for congress,
they can even get private secretaries
(this term) but they might just as
well make up their minds now as
later that papa pope on the "banks
of the Tiber is never going to exer
cise "spiritual or material" control
over the heads of our nation, again.
They came close - enough to it
when they exercised enough power
to put W'hite in as Chief Justice.
They came a little tob near when
they had their way with the Phil
ippines through Ta'ft but that's the
nearest they will ever get so long
as popes live and boss.
' What the real game is, which is
back of this idea regarding Dunne,
doth not jet appear, but it's just as
Say, You
Ve want to call attention to one of the most abominable
grafting schemes that haa ever come to our attention as being
carried on by Roman Catholic priesta.
If Roman Catholics will atand for this they will stand for
anything.
A certain manufacturing company in New York is mailing
to priests au advertisement of a "luminous crucifix," asking the
priest to name some man in the parish who will undertake the sale
of these crucifixes. Of course the priest is the "man" who will
take the job.
The original letter to a certain Rev. , sent a
Protestant minister in error, is in our possession. "With it is a
circular part of which reads aa follows:
"A beautiful and marvelous work of art. Tne figure of our
Saviour is made of metal and is treated with a recently discovered
chemical, showing white in the daytime and emitting a glorious,
wonderful, mysterious luminous light in the darkest spot at night,
time. When the lightning is vividly flashing during a crashing
thunder storm, this crucifix will aurely create a feeling of safety
in the hearts of all who possess it."
The letter then goes on to say : ""We would be pleased to send
you one of these crucifixes for your inspection postpaid for 60
cents, or will supply them in dozen lota at $6.0Q postpaid." j
They aell to the poor ignorant papists at $2.00 each.
The priest fceta $1.40 profit out of every one, provided he only
asks $2.00 for it. If he wants more he asks more, and he can ask
and geta about anything he wants.
Why ia it that Roman Catholic areso eternally gullible!
several thousand votes,' and 'his
Tantinf over to parorhial erbool
5 per cent of the moory to itrrae
UtvhrtV kklarina.
Serklfg lejrtaUtKXI vhkh Would
railitata againat public at bonis ia
favor of pamhial aihonla.
Mia Strachan atatea that
leather were all I -a id by check,
but Thi Mrtacit would be inter
rated in learning the amount
of money turned oer to Mis
Strathan and if the rhetks were
iMued ajrainat funds in her handt
and by her. The ariation evi
dently knew ita bunne.
Thia woman vaa ao nrned at
her defeat that aha immediately
resigned from the association, and
the Los Angeles Timet in printing
the account in the ahape of a "re-
! cinder," head the article with thia
id for pajal frindhip: "Mia
Strachan Sxiret Foe." a
It v in Bna.klyn where Mi
Strachan is auixrintrndeiit, that
not long ago a little girl wa told
to write an eay on hi-torical aub-j'-cts
and the date fixed at a time
when Kurope vaa troubled by papal
conspiracies and plots. These fads
the child mentioned in her essay,
but her teacher, a Romanit, tore
up the rsay and threatened the
child with dire puuishnient if it
ever again wrote anything reflect
ing uion the J.oinan Catholic
church.
Mis Strachan was defeated for
the presidency by Dr. David Ban
croft Johnson, president of the
Winthrop Normal and Industrial
College of Rock Hill, S. C.
Why ahould there have been any
divergence of opinion at all?
And, why should thia woman be
continued in her poaition in
Brooklyn ?
Until Rome stop attacking our
public schools she should be barred
from any and every connection with
them. She alone js rronible for
'mixing up the studies, for cram-
I .1 ... I - i - :al al
tiling uiv Minimis wiui more iniwi
they can jxissibly learn, and fur in
etliciency where it exists.
well to keep our eyes peeled for the
nigger in the fence. Only super
abundant gall ajid blind covetous
tiess could induce the papists to
make such a suggestion with any
sincerity. They must surely know
the temper of the American people
bv this time.
More Government Idiocy
The Catholic Transcript of July
15th,Js authority for the statement
that "First Lieut. Chas. R. Clark,
U. S. A., has Iwen assigned by the
Navy Department as the official
censor at the German-owned wire
less station at Snyville, I I. Lieu
tenant Clark's uncle, Rev. George
W. Clark, is a priest in the Du
buque diocese."
"Papists to right of us, papists to
left of us," papists everywhere. Is
there no place of importance im
mune from the sycophants of the
pope? Is there a worse place for
Romanists than in places of respon
sibility in our army and navyr
Isn't there danger enough of our
being drawn into the Kuropean
couflict without intensifying that
danger by placing the slaves of the
pope in positions where they are
tempted to become traitors to their
country?
IVhat't tht reason for this con
tinued playing into tht hands of
tht god of wart
The Roman Catholic vote isn't
going to prove half as valuable as
the patriotic vote in the next elec
tion! Catholics
gar,esUr assooiati
umj arid saiuon-ll
J 'Va a
fa Ua aaaalk a
af 1-iBkiHaala"
arid taJVaUk. Tka Calfcaiae aaVta
f-aaa af tka "aad fat tikat tbava ra a
Mar a-'l ia af lrauaaata arr,rd af
Ua r,M tl 1 1 a frvaa faaatnal
a ok Iba (karxfc aad fraaa Ika aaa af Ua
tWrataral. " Tfcra ftri -W4a arraat
aa akat Ua 4Vatfe aa Ua xl a vart
af ataaiag Ua a arid I'aiWJar br a i( '
" kar ! tad Ua tWraaaaau aa
tea aad bar aa tttk ivpraaad. It
at ataabtal if a ara aa kaaaa tada
aa aa aa a bra tra taada aar ftrat Coaa
aaara." AC Ika Um Jrn af pafrry cma
fra aa ia ta ra(-l-r Ua aikty doi
kut
TVt kaaaiab fnaaU ara iral- Ikaa
Ood baraaaa IWj raa Btaka (td tla Urif
tatddiBf, ta roaataally b ( rbavraad by
rtrta ad.t'kf (alkoltr -rr tkit
tooliaf af iketr i bora la taka If aa
rat latbolira Uka noUrm af Ua prearalad
fraataeaa, I aaa af tka trtrka af Irarr,
kKk frara Ika ardiaary atonal vjl, (ba
raa-a af Ua prtrat Itaa Hrkandt ef
o.W), brjia ta rntM-Ua tka prtr-tebnod ib
f laaral Tka tt Clatbolie aautt ant
f orfet tkat tka prvrat ia I Uikk for kita !
Hot anatrtkiaai ia tob(. A a-riter ia tka
Hrifor4 Traaaenpl aar riea tka aid
rtts ara erilH-at. Ila aar, "Tkar
ullv raf aa all from tba p" Java to
tbe kut rnrale." If -riet rrittfiae prieat,
akat Bit aot aa ontrauM taratao, or
rtra a aoa t atknlie lof la kia bntkooJ
lar. tka pnral wriU-r nart, aa aaa dared
to eritinaa the prieatt. Time kara
rbnctv aad B"thinu frrlk it Biora tkaa
aa aarkaBgrahla rkurtk.
Papa II rat lira
'ttral laiatiaa
a-tva. "Tka Caa.araiaa
That Enid, Oklahoma, Plea
IJC Kaiykia of Columbus of Eald,
i
Ok La., kava roaa lata tka local
lintelivlit wuk a plea and a ra-
aard. Tbe kava tluaa wclL Tkcjr
kava dost aell, bavauae if tber
ia aartkiiiK ia tia Knliak laBtuai,a vkick
could I. ukra aJ AQtat of to misrapr
cot, laja.fjr, rvkila an l likraiaa appeal
to Iba American appreciaUou of ala-
queara, tbrjr katt utilixed aitry word aad
aaateBoe ia tin ' apraL '
but tka appeal ia lika a colamdtr.
It woa't fcnlJ aater.
Wnttaa carefully, by apparently a
maatar kand at writing, un.liultellr by
a well vrrard Jeauit prieat, it ovtr-balath-ea
itarlf.
It ib akrevdly calculated to favorably
influenca tbe ignorant, but it la worthy
of a better and mure deserving causa.
A fur reciting the real and alao Im
aginary aemrea akitk Komaa Catholic
bate rendered tba nation, tba proleat
deiinte every movement againat politi
cal home a img a nova kuairnt tka
Koniaa Catholic rhurck, buung tbif
UeilaraJiiia ukb tba fact that bobi
anti-papal faker derota tbeir tuna to
attacking tke prienta and nun.
If ami papal apeakera rail aainit Uit
rharai'ter of tho Unman Catholic clergy
it is bevauae nine out of ten pnet Are
living alona with femala bouaekeepera,
soma of whom kava, after conversion,
(and some before conversion) admitted
that tkey kava been living ia adultery
and borne children.
irtirVrfiiiit preacher tpere fa eeea
oflrmpt tii'iiijr nfkva ua rMmctf atniaa,
the pcopfr Of hit tov or community
a oa Id rvf kirn out of town on roil. It
wouldn't be permitted.
There ia absolutely no reason for ex
empting the I.oman Catholic priesta from
thia sitapicinn. Ilevent communities can
not afford to wink at thia pen disregard
of sense and decency.
it ia natural that minister, of tht
potptl should attack the things wkick
de the moral code. The) have the riyht
to do to.
If the convents are aa clean and tbeir
inmatea axa all doing tba Will of the
Creator and living clean pure lives, why
is the Komaa Catholic church fighting wiu
every available weapon and pulling every
available political string to prevent cob
vtut inspection t
Tba claim that atUcka upon these Insti
tutions ara unjust ia absolutely absurd.
Tba Roman Catholic attitude proves tht
wisdom of inspection.
The Protest aayt: "Every tnaa knows
tbat if tba nation waa assailed by any
power on earth, Catholic or non Catholic,
tbat the Cktholie manbood of tha nation
would shed ita last drop of blood ia ber
defense."
How do wa know itf
' What do your own priesta aayt
Tbriee lauded by the pope, Prieat Pba
lan of the ir ester iTafrkmaa gives you
tbe lie, and be does it so plainly aad in
such damnably insolent language tbat wt
ara in every way justified in quoting him
The government would be jutUfisd ia
impriro.ia7 kim for life.
Priest 1'helan said, in hia paper and in
a sermon delivered front bis pulpit June
30tb. 1912:
"Tba Catholics of tba world lore tba
cburck mora than tkey do tkeir ovrn gov
ernments, mora than they do tbeir own
nation. If the government of the I'niteo
Butes were at war with the rburrh we
would say tomorrow, to hell with th
government of tba United Mates; ae are
Catbolica first. Let the governments ol
the world steer clear of tba Catholic
church; let the emperors, let tbe king,
and the presidents not come into conflict
with the bead of the Catholic church.
Because tha Catholic church ia everything
to all the Catbolica of tbe world; they
renounce all nationalities where there is
a question of loyalty to her."
Why is the pope auch a tremendous
power Y NVhy, the pope ia the ruler ol
the world. AU tha emperors, all tir
king., all the princes, al tha presidents
of the world today are aa these altar boy
of nine. Tba tmpe ia the ruler of the
world, and the Catbolica of all tbe world
would die fur the rights of the pope."
Now, ye Knight of Colutnbo, what
about that!
"Father" rhelaa ia a priest in S
Louis. Hia church ia filled by the "faith
ful" every Mass.
If tht ifosuia Catholic people to not
belters aa PheUn sage Ikey do, if they
are mat pafirts first mud Jmenoaaj after
wards, H'HT do thru eoatinaa point 1o
hear him talk against lojialtg to thte for
era meat of ones f
If they love the United States ao awful
bard, if they are tuck awfii good anrt
loyal citiaena. W HY don't they kick tke
flan nel mouthed Irishman out of the pn'
pit aad why doa't the church kick him
out of the church f
Arrhhishop Plenk aaya the prieeta are
all of them poarard af tha Christ power,
that they are divine, that they apeak w i
Ua tongue af Gad. Ua aaid ao lean than
"TTcr'iTi HeaAquarifrs r
Salscriplion SO cents per jeer
Holds Tvo Offices
Jamaa Ryan, a Roman Catholic!
of Dan v.! la, LL, ia the SuU TrvaJ
urer, Ivannf beaa electtsd at tha
am time wr.Ut Governor Iaai4
of the Mine rr'ijiout faith.
According to a ktlrr from a cer
tain Cotgmaman, and now in our
poaieaiion. Governor Dunne has ap
pointed thia Stale Treasurer to be
alao one of the tnntee of the peni
tentiary at Jolict, prenmalilr with
another state salary attad. We
would be pleaae-1 to learn the eiatt
amount of salary paid the pvnitcn
tiary truateea.
This action of Dunne's, however,
is typical of prietl-ndden methods.
Tapai politioasa care nothing at
all fot public opinion. Irish Roman
Catholics take great pleasure in
arrogantly ndiLg over precedent.
hibiiiona, in their almost u per hu
man greed for spoils. That is
characterijitic of the whole ineaa and
caboodle of them and Dunne is of
their ilk.
Why is it that men of financial
abrlity, in Illinois, do not take legal
action againat aucli gros violation
of law?
three weeks age. Ila aaid it ia hia big
adilreas of tk year. Ha meant it.
Therefore, rhelaa speakt with tha vaiea
of Ood. He ia tiod'a ehoaea to lead tha
way for his "children."
He uttered these par-eicellent declara
tions of aupprc-ard bate for Una govern
ment three years ago, and
Ha ia st ill a priest ia good ataadiaaT
la tke papal church.
aiva ca ths aiwASD
Phalaa, alone, without tha help of any
other of tha many hundreds of disloyal,
un American, pope owned tools of tha
Human Cstholie church ha alone proves
every utteraaca against tba loyaty of
Roman Catbolica aver made ia Taa
MiNAca.
flivo ut that J 1,000.
Wa have earned it.
Cue it to a and we will turn it ever
to rhdo.
You are not honest enough, or elal yom
are ao badly disheartened tbnt you arent
suffirirntly nana to order it paid to ua.
"Kewardt" offered by the papal au
thorities have been earned and called for,
have been ordered paid by select arbitrv .
tors, but not a aingle one haa ever yet
Deen paid over.
But ia this ease, we want the reward
ao bad that wa will agree with you to
pay the money right over to Pbelaa if
you will only be honest enough to par
your bet.
Please be honest, O ye Eaighta, and
pay up.
Government Discrimination
If there are any doubting Thom
ases who feel that our attacks upon
government practices at times are
unwarranted, we suggest that they
look into the following rank in
stance of the truth of our asser
tions. On Msrch 29th, 1915, the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing adver
tised for bids for the washing of
"wetting cloths" for the Bureau
during the fiscal year bednninir
July 1st 3 h 8
This advertisement or request by
the United States government for
bids, was open to everyone in tha
laundry business, and many bids
were received. ;
Who do you suppose got tht jobf
TV 1 IL. l -a? a. 1 1
wiu uio juviiiaiiaicj lauuuiicB, au
of them, get the job?
Til A IV.. l..J
ploying labor at a living wage, em-
E loving free American citizens who
ave to work for a living did any
-n
ol them get the jobf
NO. THEY DIDX'T. HOT
BY A JUGFUL.
Who got it?t
Let the government answer tht
question f .
We have before us a printed
government form Form 8023, for
"Accepted Bidders under Adver
tisement of March 29, 1915. Treas
ury Department, Bureau of En
graving and Printing." This form
is dated June 11th, and is sigucd
by J. E. Ralph, as we decipher tha
sicniature.
It is the notice to bidders as to
who got the job of washing the gov
ernment "wetting cloths" for that
Bureitj.
Who trtM the successful bidder t
The accepted bidder was "St.
Rose's Technical School," which bid
the price of "$ .070625 per 100
cloths."
A fraction over seven cents per
hundred, a low price, lower than
any legitimate concern could offer,
for washing these cloths.
IFAy could the'papal laundry do
il to cheaply?
BECAUSE THE JI. 0. 0. S.
DON'T PAY ANYTHING FOR
LABOR!
They are paid by the state to
keep the laboring girls and women
for the state. Their labor not only,
costs them nothing, but thev re-j
ceivg pay for sheltering their labori
I f this is not slave labor what is 1
Why does the government assist!
in the perpetuation of such labon
depreciating institutions?
Will the government answer
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