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MORAVIAN FALLS NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, J9J4
NO 25
Mil It II
Wi Ison's First Year A Record of
WatchruJ Waitirlg, Fizz and Failure
Aiiiciiciii Citizens, Ltfcaies anct Gsn
tlemeu: as toaay' marks Ilia close
of tae first, year oi Woodrow jVVilscn's
"Vaicniul YvanmsV 1 believe you all
will join me in . thanking, oar lucky
stars tnat one fourth of tne rocky
rocid has been past. A year jtgo
WooJrow -&rrd his crowd of pie h m
gry politicians and prosperity wreck
ers took tOiiirae oi this government.
Prosperity abounded far and near.
You didn't hear a word ahout. mie
thousanas and bread lines then. :?he
Republicans went out in a blaze j of
giory so far as good times were C3n
cerned. Everybody admitted lit. Even
the leinocrats, in answer to the pro
pnecies of Republicans that iWilsc n's
plans would bring hard times, de
clared that the prosperity of the
country was too great tor Democracy
to hurt-it if it so desired. !. Wei I
reckon the people now see how Dem
ocratic plans effect, the coun ;ry.
Woodrow and his crowd of industrial
quacks have been working at the Con
gressional pump-handle almost con
tinuously for a year and what are we
getting and what have we got? I re
peat the question, "What have we
got?" j -
In the first place, we have the wc rst
dissatished people ever seen in Ihis
nation since the days of the Civil
War. North, South, East and West
there is murmurings and rumblings
that express in no uncertain tone Jthe
temper and feelings of the people.
Many of those very men who helped to
elect Wilson are frank to admit today
that he has not onlyjmade a bungling
mess of it as relates to substantial
business questions, but he has insult-
ed the spirit of American patriot sm
as well.
In last issue of The Yellow Jacket
it gave the names and post office
addresses of a long list' of steel plants
that had been forced to bank tneir
fires and close their doors since
Woodrow entered the White House
and the heels of the Donkey were
turned against the industries of his
. country. That is merely a j drop j in
the bucket of what Wilson's I rst
year has done for the natjon in the
way 'of breeding idleness and busi
ness disaster. According to the
fig
ures as taken from their own ne ws
papers three million men are w th
out jobs today. It took a column of
the Y. J. to hold the list of the si eel
mills that Wilson knocked out, aut
if the editor were to attempt to print
the names of the men who have lost
their jobs since the Democrats t jok
charge a year ago it would r eqi tire
sixNthousand pages 5 columns to the
page 100 men to the column to hold
the names. That's one feature of Wil
son's New Freedom. I -Lincoln
freed four million cha:tel
slaves and Woodrow has freed three
million American working men from
their jobs. That's the difference' be
tween Republicanism and Democracy.
That shoWs the destructive power j of
the Donkey. That shows that Pros
perity cannot' withstand the battering
bombshells of Free Trade I even J if
such jumping jacks as V. P. Marslall
did tell us last Spring that the Pros
perity of this nation was too great
for Democracy to cripple or, destroy,
even if it wanted to. But people r ow
see how it is. They have had an
other demonstration of the fact that
the heels of Democracy are wcrse
than its head that it can j hammer
down more in one year than a party
of Progress and Prosperity can build
in 20
But, ladies and gentlemen, the
Democrats have not stopped at do
ing all the damage in their power at
home. They have bligbted the high
honor of this country abroad.' In one
short year of Wilsonism wesee
fair name of America, her credit
the
,nd
her standing made the laughing stock
"of every civilized power on this round
globe. A year ago when the name of
this country of Republicanism was
mentioned there was a reverence for
the name of the "home of the i free i tnd
the land of the brave in every coun
try -in the old world. An American
citizen was respected in China, in Ja
pan, in Russia and all over the ea:th.
When Teddy - visited the v foreign
shores he was greeted and entertain
ed by kings and potentates who telt
.highly honored to do him honor. T af t
was welcomed in Panama, in Japan,
in the Philippines and it was a bapge
of honor to be an American citizen
abroad. j
Men of other nations looked on an
American as a citizen of 'the land
where freedom of conscience and
ib-
How You Can Enroll AsainSt Rome
Beloved reader, are you tn faror
of free speech and a free j eburjeh?
Do yon want to keep the Pope and
his slick-headed priests from taking
ore. our liberties, as they have done
erty of speech were guaranteed, and
respect oi ner citizens demanded of
ioicjign ' countries. Tney knew that
hacK of every American ireem; n
stood the army and navy with their
armament and millions! ready to
avenge any insult or injustice done
one of our boys in foreign shores.
Nations like Mexico, even if they
hated our liberty-loving ideas, dared
not lay their hands on our country
men because the name Uncle Sam
meant Peace to the .- Peaceable and
Vengeance to the Treacherous.-
Look what a year of Wilsonism
Democracy has given us.. Wilson's
"watchful waiting" Mexican policy
has made us the laughing stock of
the . world, until Americans abroad
are ashamed that they are Americans,
and many of them claim English citi
zenship to avoid jeers and insults
wnen traveling in foreign lands. Wny,
Mr. Editor, even, a haif-breed bandit
deliberately shoots a peaceable visit
or to death in his private office in
Mexico, and then defies the Ameri
can government by refusing to give
his body over to our authorities. How
would Washington look on an insult
to American arms like that? What
would Lincoln say if he who' died to
free 4,000,000 slaves, should awaken
from his peaceful slumbers to find
100,000,000 freemen enslaved by the
cringing cowardice,' masquerading
under the dubious title of "watchful
waiting" of Woodrow Wilson and his
Grape-juice swilling Secretary of
State? How does Grant's immortal
motto "Well Fight it out along these
lines if it takes all Summer" sound
played to the tune of the Wilson
Democrats "Watchful Waiting" until
thousands are murdered,, shot, 'burn
ed, robbed and tortured on the very
threshold of our land of the free? Mr.
Editor, my blood boils when I see
Villa, a mixreed bandit hissing his
defiance into the ears of Uncle Sam
whose hands Woodrow Wilson and
William Jennings Bryan1 have tied
fast by their "Watchful Waiting" do
nothing .policy. r .
And I believe Wilson's Mexican at
titude is controlled by the shaven
headed hierarchy of Rome, the Man
who Sits on the Tiberian Throne. We
are at the mercy of the Tiber. Wilson
knows that Mexico is the hotbed of
Roman Catholicism, that it is priest
ridden and Pope-bullied. For the
United States- to take over Mexico
would mean the introduction of Pro
testant religion into that morally be
nighted land and Roman Catholicism
would be doomed in its last strong
hold on the American continent. Rome
does not want the United States to in
terfere in Mexico. The Mexican- is
splendid material for Catholic build
ing. Mexico is about one-half Indian
and one-half Spanish. The Indian
ingredients in a Mexican makes him
fine material for. siJbh brutality as the
Spanish Inquisition. The Spanish
spirit makes good soldier fodder for
the Knghts of Columbus I army that
the Holy Pope is marshalling to take
American institutions. Mexico is a
good recruiting station. Statistics
show that 58,000,000 Catholics can be
recruited in North and South Amer
ica as against 56,000,000 Protestants,
if Mexico and her Catholics are in
cluded. Rome cannot afford to have
Mexico taken over by this country
and Christianized by our Protestant
missionaries. , . 1
And that, Mr. Editor, is. the whole
reason, the sole .reason, why Wood
row has adopted his Watchful Wait
ing program in Mexico. ; Does any
body still doubt that Wilson has sold
out his country to the Pope of Rome?
Mr. Editor, my blood boils when I
think of these things. I knew the
Wilsonites would damage trade; I
looked for them to inaugurate hard
times and establish Soup Houses. But,
Mr. Editor, I was not prepared to see
this fair Republic dragged into the
mire and mud of : civil degradation
under the iron heel of a Dago Pope
who rules his minions with a beslob
bered Big Toe.
By the eternals, let The Yellow
Jacket rip open the secrets of these
Flag-hating, Constitution-deriding de
mons until they have ho more room
in this broad land of liberty.
Let everybody send clubs and help
the cause.
And this Is a million people's pray
er. -
Yours for Liberty and Never-Let
Up.
ELI TUCKER.
Mar.. 4, 1914.
those of Spain, and every other coun
try where they have undisputed con
trol? Do you. believe that your wife
ought not to be tabbed as a bawd and
Continued on page 2r Column 4.
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Sad, But True
It is sad even to a Patriot who
never entertained much respect for
the Democratic party, to read that
there are 350,000 men out of work
in New York, 300,0Q0 in Chicago, as
many in Calif ornia,if and 3,000,000 in
the United States, jg We are sorry
these thiners are scRbad in Seattle.
St. Louis, and the -other big towns
where so' many smke-stacks of Re-
publican prosperity4kre out.
But when it comes to the very
doors of the administration, it
administration.
aaama ii thof "HaMninr f in-
j dignatioTstrTking pree!o6sft"
i wnnmnrn v, i i
iu uuuuiun o uwu uuus mix.
i Herbert W .Kline, superintendent
of the Gospel Mission in Washington,
a man who ought to know whereof
he speaks, declares that there are
15,000 unemployed men in Washing-
ton willing and anxious to work and
support themselves if they could
! only find an opportunity.
We would be inclined to think that
14,999 of these men are disappointed
DemVcratic office-seekers if the post
1 offices had not already been dished
out and the Civil Service examina-
tion farce completed. But the fact
that these men say they are willing
to work shows that they are not
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Wilsonites, and it seems to the In-
tsect that Wilson ought ta do some
thing to - relieve these 15,000 unem
ployed men.
Of course it is none of our busi
ness, Dut we give it as our private
! opinion that unless Woodrow gets
busy before this army is increased
by' the arrival of Coxey's brigade of
500,000 he will want somebody to
come along and softly kick him in
the slats.
THE SCRAT CABINET.
Inauisitive Person" writes to 1
know the correct names of the mem-
bers of President Widrow Woolson's
cabinet.
Well, -dearest, they are:
Serious
Tension, Strained Relations, New
Freedom, . Jaw-Talkwa Bill, Jose-phus-in-The-BIossom,
Watchful Wait
ing, Free Trade and Free Soup.
The serious tension is taken care-
of by Attorney-General McReynolds
on account of the appointment of
an assistant in North Carolina a
gainst his expressed wishes; Bryan
holds the portfolio of strained rela
tions assisted by Speaker .Chump
Clark; New Freedom is the kind the
President's Private Secretary would
give the patriots by putting the gov
ernment in the hands of the priest
hood; Jaw-talkwa Bill runs the
grape-juice and hot-air department ;
Josephus-in-the-Blossom floats sun
boats on Peruna oceans; Watchful
Waiting is held down, or up, .
Woodrow ; Free Trade is sired by the
whole bloomin' outfit-and damned by
a.000,000 suffering workers out. of
jobs in the United States, who also
make it possible for a department of
Free Soup.
When Tumulty Confesses
Oh, thou Great and Holy Father, by the river Tiber's roar, hear me
as I come to bother and perplex thee, I implore. Listen to my sad
confessions, my "Peccavi" with its frills. Hear how I have gained
concessions as iny Holy Father wills. Have I not the place of hon- ,
or, don't I hold the nation's keys? Don't I act of Jobs the donor, fa-
vor all the Knights I please? Le Knights come, for we will greet
them in the White House when they come; Woodrow will be there
to meet them, to the Pope's crowd he's "at home."' Send thy armies
on, oh Father, from the hordes thruout the earth, they can enter
without bother, of thy Knights be there no dearth. Woodrow'll fix
it with his veto for he knows thy holy Plan; Woodrow, knows -as well
as we do thou dost mean to fill this land with Catholics from Fin
land, Spain and Hung'ry, Ireland, Rome till our shores from deepest
Inland form the limits of thy home..
Holy Father, oh, how grateful do I feel to know that soon, those
who call Rome cruel, hateful, will be singing a new tune. What a
day is now advancing, as thy noble K. of C. arms its bands, alert and
prancing, to defend the Holy See. Soon the married bawds and has-
tards (those who recognize no Pope) will be ostracised as das-
tards, if they do not take thy dope. They who cry of "schools" and
"freedom" then will sing another song as the warrior K. C's lead
them captives in a vanquished throng. What will "liberty" and
"freedom" be to men and women then, as we bayonet and feed them
in a. Romish dungeon pen. Ah, dear Holy Dago Father, Let our. con-
stitution fall, we are thine and we would rather see our men and ?
women all grope in ignorance of learning, with their schools and "
Bibles burned, than to have thy holy yearning, for this blessed ,
country spurned. Stop the Y. J., and the Menace from exposing all j
our sham, if thou dont our name is Dennis and our plans not worth
a d . By the saints and by the sinners we adore thy holy toe. '
Bless us all, thy little minners, save us from the Y. J. woe. Amen.
"Make America Catholic
That's the word that has been bering solemnity of a pot-paunched
passed down the line by the emissar- priest of Rome? That's what it
ies of tne "Vicar of Jesus" on the
Tiber' and iSing from statistics it
begins to look like America is head-
viwu. urc
sPeed-
ReliglOUS
st.at.ist.ica show that
. 1ftne . .
to 1906 the increase m
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numbers in the United
from 1890
Protestant
States was only 44.8 per cent, while
the Increase of the Roman Catholic
numbers was 9S.5 per cent, or al-
most doublj their numbers.
According to statistics in Europe,
Roman Catholic percentage in
Population is almost double that of
j th& Protestant population.
i
Secretary are bending heaven and
bucking hades to get every bloomin
, toe-kissing foreigner into tms coun-
t , 1 , y
w
scads together to come .over the sea
d be fe of us- Wlth mre a
miIlion foreign-born, priest-worship-,
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3Tear, three-fourths of whom are Ro
man Catholics, it is easy to see
where this grand country of liberty
is heading in a very short time.
America will be Catholicized . and
capsized in less than a decade at
LUIS rate, Uliieoa we a. nan.
. What are yon going to do about it?
. iuc v..
that. has made greater stndes m
memDersnip in tne utineu otaLe,
especially in the South and South
west, during the past year than it
ever made ' in America. With the
opening or tne Manama tanai, emi-
grants of every rank: and smell will
throng our hospitable snores, KnocK-
ing at our' doors for admission It
' seems as positively, certain that a
world-wide scheme is being foisted
on the American government by the
"Holy Father" of Rome, to flood our
grand republic with millions of un
desirable toe-sucking Catholic aliens,
as it is certain that Woodrow Wilsony
in declaring his opposition to the
literacy test in the Bennett emigra
tion bill for admission to American
citizenship, is in league with the pot
bellied brigade.
Men of America, do you want to
see your free country made Catho
lic? Do you want to see the Bible
taken from your reading rooms, your
Sunday Schools and your Libraries
read to you only from such portions
rea , .
as the whie-heated Mother Hubbard
petticoated priests choose to reveal
it? Do you want to every pro-
testant son and daughter in America
branded as a bastard and every Pro-
testant mother a bawd, because our
sons and daughters were born of
wedlock not sanctioned by the slob-j
means, men, and that Is the black
cloud that hovers over the land of
the free and home of the brave.
And it is no far distant crisis that
confronts us, American patriots.
This fair land is nearer to the death
. ,t ...
knell of political and religious 11-
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.oerty tnan it nas ever oeen since tne
black days of the Revolution. The
situation is far more threatening, for
England in 1776 made no warfare
"against faith but against an opposi
tion started by our own selves. Eng
land was of our own blood, and soon
er or later, the colonies we believe,
would have received their freedom
just as England granted local self
government to other colonies with
out bloodshed.
Pnt T? r-iTr r rlfowa Thai T-vl r rwl xr Irriiffl
thru her snarling teeth to stab the
institution that God ever
. cemented with the blood of martyrs
reJ g nheTty
( XUViOJ-C VAX C Y O Ut A UlVWViJ
Doeg Romedeny this? Wnat i3
her attitude toward the open bible in
our public schools? What can her
priests say in reply to Rome's dia
bolical destruction, of bibles in lands
where the Roman Church has gain-
ed unlimited control?
Rome is the enemy of free speech,
knowing welL that free speecn sound3
th death knell of. religious persecu
tion of the Roman Catholic kind.
Does Rome deny this? WTiat of the
wanton waste of the hnppy home of
Rev. J. A. Cottam at Dearborn, Mich
whose house was burned a few weeks
ago after he had been warned net to
preach a sermon ina Catholic com
munity proclaiming why he was a
Protestant?
This was one of the most diaboli
cal deeds since the Spanish Inquisi
tion of the Roman Catholic church.
Posters announcing the sermon had
been placed conspicuously about the
town, and Jan. 25th., was the day
set for the delivery of the sermon.
There was no suggestion that tae
sermon was to be ah attack on
priestcraft, there was no intimation
that the speech would contain any
thing else than wholesome Bible
truths given as a protectant preach
er's reasons for being what he is in
the service of his 'God.
Yet these announcements were
promptly torn down and destroyed,
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.the protestant preacher, warning
p
freQ
.n a
- iand q Christian civilizatlou,
ne wouia not biuffed. rut
he left hi3 resi.
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